Provide a site that is attractive and works well on any device. Even when they are browsing on a phone, tablet, or desktop, your site should adjust effortlessly — to achieve the greatest reach, usability, and impact.
The usage of various devices is higher now than ever before. A responsive site will make sure that your content, services or products are affordable to all people — regardless of their accessibility to your site.
When navigation, images, and content are adjusted to the size of the screen of the user, there is no need to pinch, zoom, scroll left, or tap very small buttons. That will result in reduced frustration, increased engagement, and more successful interactions.
Mobile friendly sites are preferred by search engines. The fact that a single site performs responsively (rather than having mobile/desktop versions) will increase the speed of loading, usability, and your likelihood of appearing in the ranking.
Developing and supporting a single responsive site is fast, simple and the maintenance is easier in the long run.
Begin by designing on the small screen, then scale up. This makes sure that the basic functionality and necessary content performs well across all devices.
Replacing pixel-widths with fluid grids calculated by a relative unit (percentages, em, rem). This makes layouts flexible as the size of the screen alters.
Defining breakpoints not in terms of device sizes, but also in the flow of content: when the layout starts to appear small or out of place. Common break points: mobile, tablet, desktop.
Making sure that images scale or change based on screen size (CSS, srcset, picture), and media is optimized to make sure load times remain quick.
Small screens should have legible text — fonts, line-heights, spacing. The size of the buttons and links must be tap friendly.
Due to the differences in mobile networks, a maximization of code, compression of assets, lazy-loading of non-critical resources, and not using heavy scripts is necessary.
Navigation and menus have to change. Hamburger menu, foldable sections, visible CTAs, uncomplicated user journeys. Keep what is important visible, hide or fold down secondary items.
This is how I create responsive websites, which do not simply adapt, but give high performance:
We recognize who visits your site, what devices they work with, what information is the most important, what you want people to do.
Mobile, tablet, desktop to design reflow of content, navigation and visuals with early sketches.
Responsiveness is created when building visual designs. Prototypes can have interactions (e.g. mobile menus, touch interactions) to be able to see how the site is going to behave.
Clean, semantic code. Reactive grids, media queries, responsive images. Make it performance- and access-oriented.
Testing on actual devices: tablets, desktops, phones of various dimensions. Verification of changes of orientation, touch interaction, readability.
Performance and user behavior monitoring after launch. Optimize (load times, click rates, usability problems). Responsive design can never be a one-time event--it is constantly changing according to gadgets and user behavior.
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Let me know if you want a webpage that is compatible with all people and not only desktop users. At the heart of what devices your audience uses, and I will tell you how we can design and build responsively, and make things clear, fast, and easy to use.
