Hi Jean, video presents some challenges on mobile devices because a lot of video formats and video players are proprietary and a lot of mobile devices don't support other companies proprietary. We are working to try to find a universal approach that will work across all devices.

Hi Shahidul. Typically, you would know if your website is responsive because that was something you intended when you designed the site. If you aren't sure, you can check to see how your site looks on different devices which will generally indicate if your site is responsive. There are several sites that can do this for you, including http://ami.responsivedesign.is/. If your site just displays less on the smaller screens instead of resizing or adjusting what is shown to fit the screen (maybe showing one or two columns instead of three, etc.), then it's probably not responsive.

If you find that your website is not responsive and you want to have one (which would be a good thing), then you can either modify your site to make it responsive or build a new responsive website. Web development is not my forte, but from what I understand to change a non-responsive site into being responsive, you can add media queries to your css file to determine the css for various devices that might view your site. If you aren't familiar with css, this might be too complicated. The other obvious choice is to build a new site that is designed to be responsive. We, OurChurch.Com, are able to create responsive websites for our custom design clients. If you'd be interested in discussing a custom, responsive website, please submit a free, no-obligation consultation request: https://www.ourchurch.com/design/custom-web-design…

God bless!