The last few years have seen the rapid growth of smart phone usage. In 2014, only a small percentage (22%) of people owing such a device used their phone to search on the Internet. Only 2/3 of the population owned a smartphone. The introduction of 4G Internet as well as other innovations made an impact …
As the number of devices and browsers increases so does the need for your website to be easily accessible and usable on all devices. From large computer screens right down to the newest version of smartphones your website should be easy to view and even more so easy to use on each device. Some time …
Today, the web is not only limited to desktop. According to Statista, there won’t be less than 2.9 billion smartphone users by the end of 2019. With the “ever increasing” number of smartphone users daily, more and more people are browsing internet solely via smartphones. Yes, more than 60% of searches online now come from …
Of course, people acquiring any commodity must somehow seek it. However, today, we summon our “milk cow” almost effortlessly by simplified click ‘n ship schemes that have increased in speed as well as potential scope. This is mainly due to the never-ending advancement of high-tech gadgets that are the functional equivalents of handheld mega-retail outlets. …
Responsive Design A responsive web design lets a page adjust to the screen resolution of the user’s device. Images will either become larger or smaller to fit into the space while text and the rest of the elements will adjust as well to fit as the space grows or shrinks. Pros Fast development time: Since …
Most of us remember the times when the Internet could be accessed only with the help of a computer or laptop. Well, those times are long gone, as people can now use their mobile phones, tablets, even TVs to do the same operation and access the desired information whenever they need. What does this mean? …
There’s no doubt about it that, in the near future, responsive design will be a must. Starting with 2017, when mobile devices of all brands and sizes started to be used massively when accessing the Internet, responsive design gained a lot of traction as people appreciated the way it made websites appear of their devices, …
The term “responsive web design” refers to websites that change and adapt their appearance for optimum viewing on all screen sizes, tablets, smartphones, ipods, kindles along with desktop and laptop computer screens. Occasionally, in the digital arts industry, it is called “fluid design”, “adaptive website design” or “RWD”. Unresponsive websites do not change to fit …
So, what does a responsive website mean? A responsive website has pages that render well on almost all devices and screen sizes. Responsive websites became more important as mobile design became more important. As the variety of screen sizes and resolutions increased, developers had to develop more ways to ensure an excellent user experience independent …