I run a WordPress store that uses the Divi theme together with WooCommerce. Desktop visitors are happy, but on phones the experience falls short. Loading speed is fine for now; what I really need is a sharper, more intuitive mobile user interface. Every page needs attention—navigation menu, product listings, homepage, cart, checkout, the lot. I have strong design preferences (clean, spacious, easy-to-tap), yet no formal guidelines, so you’ll have room to suggest and refine ideas as long as they stay within the Divi ecosystem. Here’s what I’m after: • Review the current mobile styles and spot usability snags. • Tweak or rebuild Divi modules, CSS, and breakpoints so menus open smoothly, product images scale correctly, and page sections stack naturally on small screens. • Apply changes in a child theme or Divi’s custom-CSS panel to keep updates future-proof. • Test on iOS and Android browsers to confirm everything looks and behaves right. Acceptance is simple: no horizontal scrolling at 360 px, buttons and form fields at least 44 px tall, and Google Lighthouse mobile accessibility of 90 plus—while the desktop layout stays untouched. If you know Divi Builder, WooCommerce templates, and responsive CSS inside out, I’m ready to get this rolling.