can I get a mobile header review please?

mugatea

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Just looking for a header review. I was using two headers before, one for desktop and another for mobile that had less info. So when viewed on desktop the mobile header would 'hide' and vice versa on mobile. But now I'm using just one header and have attempted to style it so it works on mobile too while keeping the same info as the desktop one. Any advice/criticisms especially about styling it for mobile would be really appreciated.

The header can be seen on my homepage www.bdws.co.uk

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You could always speed up your site by optimising the images and adding expires settings in htaccess. Also, you have some coding issues which includes getclicky and javascript.
 
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A quick look at JavaScript Console, Google Pagespeed Insights and GTMetrix always helps to discover potential user experience challenges :)
 
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Well @mugatea I guess you have to weigh up the differing opinions... from members with no details in their profile, providing evidence of experience and ones with evidence.

Probably better to review what comes from 'the horses mouth' by going to Google PageSpeed Insights URL.. https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=bdws.co.uk :(

You misunderstood. I mean the overall human experience is what is important to google. I wasn’t focusing on one aspect.
 
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Oh @Toby Willows you said what I wrote was NOT true... I'm not focusing on one aspect, just offering @mugatea some valuable insight as to how the website is seen technically and again I reiterate it will affect ranking

I think we are at a cross purposes. Google rank on the human experience as a whole. I agree how you build your website effects how google will rank it. One aspect alone (speed for example) won’t be a deciding factor.
 
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Unfortunately, like it or not, the performance of a website in the eyes of Google is more important than a mere human.
Where does it say DECIDING FACTOR? I did state that the way Google sees a website... which strangely could include human behavioural indicators... I think @mugatea will understand
 
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