Mobile devices require fonts that are smaller than those used on computer screens. The minimum and maximum text sizes for headings and body text are defined using CSS media queries.

Responsive logos adjust their size based on viewport width. On mobile screens, logos should be compact to avoid taking up too much space. A common approach is to set a maximum logo height of 40-60px for mobile.

Navigation menus typically collapse into a hamburger menu on mobile. The menu icon and items should be large enough for touch interaction (at least 44x44px). Consider adding a sticky header with key navigation elements.

Support for mobile-specific styling varies by template:

Aviator

• Toggle background image visibility
• Adjust logo sizing
• Configure mobile header colors

Brine

• Single or dual navigation bars
• Optional fixed header
• Custom header icon styles
• Configurable mobile breakpoint
• Mobile-specific store page styling

Farro

• Single or dual navigation bars
• Optional fixed header
• Custom header icon styles
• Hide index page grid titles
• Mobile-specific site title styling
• Separate mobile logo with custom height

Skye

• Font size controls
• Store page styling options
• Logo/site title toggle

Tremont

• Responsive font sizing
• Multi-device logo height settings
• Store page customization
• Mobile navigation colors
• Site title configuration

York

• Font resizing controls
• Mobile top navigation
• Custom header icon styles
• Store page style options

For optimal results:

• Test layouts across multiple devices
• Ensure touch targets are large enough
• Maintain readable text sizes
• Optimize images for mobile loading
• Consider mobile-first design patterns

The mobile styling options allow creating cohesive experiences across devices while maintaining brand identity and usability. Regular testing on actual mobile devices is recommended.

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