Google completed the move to mobile-first indexing across the web, and Googlebot now crawls primarily as a smartphone. With a responsive site, which serves the same HTML to every device, there is nothing extra to manage. Problems appear when the mobile experience differs from desktop: content hidden or stripped out on small screens, images or structured data omitted, different internal links, or a separate mobile subdomain that was never kept in sync. Whatever the mobile version contains is what gets indexed, regardless of how complete the desktop page looks.
This is more than a technical note for a service business, because most searches for urgent local services happen on a phone. Check your own site the way a customer does: on a phone, on cellular data, standing outside. Is the phone number tappable near the top. Does the form work with a thumb. Did the page builder hide your service details behind an accordion that never opens. A site that reads well on a laptop and is unusable on a phone is losing both rankings and calls at the same time.
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