That definitely makes sense. We aren't saying that you shouldn't consider doing a responsive website for your mobile visitors, you certainly should. But, like y

That definitely makes sense. We aren't saying that you shouldn't consider doing a responsive website for your mobile visitors, you certainly should. But, like you mentioned, you have a small team and there must be other features on the development roadmap that may be of a higher priority. For example, if you run mobile-targetted ads, you should probably have a great experience on mobile to make sure your users convert. However, if your shopping cart requires 16 steps to checkout, then you're better of first upgrading the cart to a 1-3 step checkout process. Do you see what I mean? Thinking about user data just helps to make a decision on when you'd start implementing responsive layout.