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Melody Jaimon • September 14, 2022

Responsive websites are compatible with desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Because of this, our responsive editor allows you to see the site from each of these perspectives while you edit. This allows you to check how your site appears on various devices before publishing it, ensuring that your customers have a great experience regardless of the device they use to visit your site.


To move between device views, click on a device button in the top navigation bar:

The various device views are not distinct versions of your site. When an element is deleted from one view (for instance, mobile), it is removed from the entire site (desktop, tablet, and mobile). Instead of removing it, right-click on the element and choose to hide an element on a specific device.


Device previews do not always accurately match what is seen on the actual device. These previews may be erroneous to various degrees due to factors like fonts, device window size, user interface, and browser behaviour. The most authentic version of the site can be checked on a real device.

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