My WordPress site looks fine on desktop, yet the smartphone view is another story: awkward spacing, cut-off images, and menus that wander off the screen. I want a clear, expert audit focused exclusively on mobile responsiveness—specifically the layout and design at common smartphone breakpoints (320 px up to 430 px). Here’s what I need from you: • Run a full front-end review using tools such as Chrome DevTools, Google Lighthouse, or BrowserStack to uncover every layout flaw that appears only on phones. • Produce a concise report that pinpoints each responsive issue, explains the root cause in plain language (theme limitations, CSS conflicts, outdated media queries, etc.), and recommends action steps. • After I sign off, implement those recommendations: tweak the theme, adjust CSS, optimise breakpoints, and, if necessary, refine any Elementor/Gutenberg blocks so content scales elegantly on touch screens. • Finish with before-and-after screenshots or short screen recordings showing the improved smartphone experience and confirmation that core templates and key pages now render cleanly. No changes are needed for tablets or desktop; the focus is strictly the handheld view. If you have a streamlined process for staging, please mention it in your proposal so we keep the live site stable while changes are tested.