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Creative Design Services in Lakeland, Florida

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Responsive Web Design

Responsive Design

Every day, more and more people use smartphones and tablets to access the internet. If you have what they need, customers interact with your business using their mobile devices — whether or not you have a mobile content strategy. Are you ready for them? Will they turn to a competitor simply because they can't find what they're looking for while sitting on a bench in the park, riding a train, or simply standing in line at the market?

If you're a business owner and haven't already, to succeed in the ever-evolving WebSphere, you must make every effort to provide an optimal online viewing experience—easy reading and navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling—across a wide range of devices (desktop computer monitors, tablets and mobile/smartphones).

Responsive Web Design tries to provide an optimal user experience, regardless of the visitor's device to view the website. It incorporates easy navigation and reading without making the user resize anything or scroll up, down, or across the page to view information. In other words, the responsive web design attempts to present as much information as possible without asking the viewer to adjust his or her display.

Responsive web design uses a “fluid grid” concept, which sizes page objects proportionally concerning the page size rather than in discrete pixel or point measurements. Designers use flexible images instead of pictures to prevent pictures from displaying incorrectly on the page. Responsive Web Design also uses browser inquiries, cascaded style sheets, and server-side components that direct browsers to display page information based on the visitor's device quickly.

If you’re designing a website for the first time, incorporate Responsive Web Design techniques to save design time and money by making your website as flexible as possible. While most consumers are moving toward using mobile devices to access the Web while on the go, you want to ensure that your website remains equally responsive to desktop visitors. Since mobile users have very different viewing requirements, website owners must choose to have two different sites designed exclusively for mobile visitors and desktop visitors or incorporate Responsive Web Design on a single site to address the spectrum of visitors’ needs.

If you’re unsure whether Responsive Web Design is a good investment, consider the number of mobile visitors your website attracts. Suppose your site requires visitors to enter data into a form, go through a login process, enter payment information to purchase something, search an online catalog, etc. In that case, you're a prime candidate for a website that incorporates the techniques of Responsive Web Design.

Contact us today if you’d like to investigate whether Responsive Web Design suits your website!