The Internet has changed. It has gone mobile.
Gone are the days where everyone saw a website the same way, which creates a unique challenge when designing and building a modern website. How can one website look good, and be readable, on both a 30 inch monitor and a 3 inch smart phone? Responsive web design is the solution that has emerged to overcome this challenge, and to give all web users the best browsing experience possible. With over 50% of web searches being performed on mobile phones, having responsive web design is now considered a must for most consumer-oriented industries.
Responsive web design detects the viewing width of the browser that is displaying the site, and serves up CSS code that makes the website fill that space. Multiple versions of the site design and programming have to be created ahead of time to accommodate all of the sizes possible. This adds a considerable amount of work for the design and programming of the site, but without it there is a major risk that people will get frustrated and leave your site.
Responding to Screen Size
To add to the complexity, modern websites also need to display properly in all the major web browsers, Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer, as well as on both Mac and PC operating systems. While this is all very technical and confusing, you can leave it all to us, and enjoy the seamless experience will create for you and your site users.
Devices, Browsers, and Operating Systems
A lot of responsive websites tend to be very boxy or plain, but not ours. We pride ourselves on creating gorgeous and complex websites that work and look great on all devices.
Click the logos to see examples of our responsive sites:
Will My Responsive Website Design have to be Simpler?
A lot of responsive websites tend to be very boxy or plain, but not ours. We pride ourselves on creating gorgeous and complex websites that work and look great on all devices.
To see them “respond”, on a desktop computer, resize your browser window by grabbing the lower right corner of the browser and dragging left and right.