Identifies interactive elements that are too small or too close together for reliable mobile tapping.
This check identifies buttons, links, and other interactive elements on mobile viewports that are smaller than the recommended minimum size (48x48 CSS pixels) or too close to adjacent interactive elements (less than 8px spacing). These are difficult for users to tap accurately on touchscreens.
Google's Page Experience signals include mobile usability. Interactive elements that are too small or too close together cause frustrating misclicks, especially for users with larger fingers or motor disabilities.
Small tap targets directly affect user experience and can be flagged as mobile usability issues in Google Search Console. They contribute to higher bounce rates on mobile devices and can negatively affect mobile rankings.
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