One thumb path
The main path should fit the thumb: start, question, trust, price, result.
- Primary buttons are at least 48px high.
- Key CTAs are not hidden below the first screen.
- Long cards show value before decorative details.
mobile-first polishing
The phone becomes OmenHall's main hall
This internal layer records mobile rules: bottom compass, sticky CTA, trust near checkout, readable scrolls, large touch targets, reduced motion, and QA before launch.
Calm conversion
Mobile conversion should not press with fear. It should explain format, boundaries, and next step.
- Before payment, a short boundary is visible near the CTA: entertainment and reflection.
- Refunds, delivery, and support are not buried in a deep basement.
- The user can move to trust or products without losing the path.
Low-friction reading
After a result, a user needs save, share safely, ask next, and close calmly, not fireworks of links.
- The result reads without horizontal scroll.
- Save and open archive are one tap away.
- Share card does not reveal the private question without explicit choice.
bottom compass
Navigation
Bottom mobile navigation, short labels, safe areas, and quick doors without overload.
Opencalm purchase
Checkout
Mobile checkout should explain delivery, refund boundary, support, and privacy before a heavy legal wall.
Openscroll in hand
Result
A reading result should read like a scroll, not a technical printout, and offer a safe next step.
Openquestion without friction
Forms
Textarea, email, login, recovery, and checkout forms should work with the mobile keyboard, not against it.
Openquiet mode
Accessibility
Contrast, focus states, reduced motion, readable cards, and large touch zones for a real phone.
Opencheck before guests
QA
Mobile walkthrough checklist before launch: home, start, recommender, product, checkout, trust, result, account.
Openpublic doors to test