Your Webflow site is not centered properly on mobile, which results in it displaying on the left side with a blank right side. This can be resolved by addressing design and layout settings.
1. Check for Overflow
- Inspect Section, Container, and Div Blocks to ensure they do not overflow beyond the viewport.
- Set the Overflow Property to “hidden” for any element that might be causing this issue.
2. Review Fixed Widths
- Avoid Using Fixed Widths on elements where possible, and use percentages or flexible units like VW (viewport width) and VH (viewport height) instead.
- Ensure Responsive Design by applying relative sizing principles to your layout.
3. Address Margin and Padding Issues
- Inspect all Elements for Excessive Margins or Padding that may push the site beyond the viewport.
- Adjust Margins and Padding to smaller units or percentages that size according to the screen size.
4. Test Responsiveness in Webflow’s Designer
- Use the Responsive Preview Mode in Webflow’s Designer to view how your site behaves across different devices.
- Adjust Breakpoints as Needed to ensure the design remains fluid and appropriately scaled.
5. Check for Custom Code Interference
- Review Any Custom Code implemented on your site for unintended style overrides or JavaScript that affects layout.
- Remove or Comment Out Suspicious Code temporarily to identify if it’s causing the issue.
Summary
To fix the Webflow site alignment on mobile, ensure there’s no overflow, stick to flexible widths, adjust margins and padding, test design responsiveness, and check for custom code problems.