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Check the public experience on mobile before you share links
Make sure the pages families and coaches will actually use on their phones are readable and practical.
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What you will do
Most public users will see your tournament on a phone first. Organisers should test that experience before links go out.
Before you start
- Open the main public pages on a real phone if possible.
- Check the information people need most first.
- Fix readability and outdated details before sharing the link widely.
Where to go
- Public page
- Review the tournament overview on a mobile screen.
- Fixtures and standings
- Check these on a phone as well because they are usually the most-used pages.
How to do it
- 1
Open the main public tournament page on a phone.
- 2
Check fixtures, standings, and location details next.
- 3
Sense-check the wording and scanability rather than only the layout.
Check you are ready
- Key information is easy to read on a phone.
- The most important pages are usable without zooming.
- Nothing shared publicly still looks unfinished.
If something looks wrong
If something looks wrong
If your public page only feels comfortable on a desktop, most families will have a worse experience than you think.