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You can use boostrap’s "img-Responsive" class(Documentation) in the image element of your banner.
Ex:
<img src="teste.jpg" class="img-responsive" />
But it is important to remember that this will decrease the image proportionally to the space intended for it. In your case, it will probably become unreadable. A better solution requires you to create an alternate image for smaller resolutions, or "break" that banner into small images so they can appear underneath each other.
Put the code in place of the image.
– Taisbevalle
It’s confusing to analyze the code through the images, but in advance.. the images have the class
img-responsive
? For this is the bootstrap class for making images responsive.– BrTkCa
Try putting the width of your logo at 100%. Or make a different logo and use media query to show this other on mobile. http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_rwd_mediaqueries.asp
– Antonio Alexandre
It is recommended that you use the tools intended to post code instead of print. Because it helps the people who will test and adjust your code.
– mau humor