I'm having the same problem with my site. It looked like the OP's site on my phone because it's also not a responsive site. Yeah, I could choose a new responsive theme, but then I'd be back to completely redesigning my site from scratch, which is a rabbit hole if ever there was one. And I keep reading nightmare stories about people losing everything when they change themes, plus Weebly's help on this is all geared towards changing themes at the start of building a site, not once it's already done. I also read about a lot of problems with responsive sites cutting of content and the like. So, no.
Right now I have the mobile optimization turned off. I figure for my business most people will either use a desktop or be using high-end mobile devices that actually function like desktops (e.g., newer iPads). So they can do a little pinch enlarging and get the desktop version of the site on a phone or look at it on a better device. Not the best solution, but better than the mobile optimized version.
My question is: why does the mobile version on older nonresponsive sites look so terrible? Why do we basically have to redesign our sites again from scratch for a mobile version? I mean, nothing is carried over from my desktop site--not the images, slide show, logo, fonts or colors. Only the content is the same, and the site is so bad I'd be better off with no website at all. The amount of labor in recreating all of this again is staggering and as undesirable an option as starting all over again with a new theme to get a responsive site. Has Weebly given any thought to this? Thank you for hearing my frustration and offering feedback!
