Eziom May Ppt

1. How to Create a Responsive Website - A Beginners Guide

2. Creating a responsive website is a great way to increase the value of your online presence and make it easier for customers to find information they are looking for. This article will take you through the process of creating a responsive website design services, from start to finish. • Even if you don’t currently have a responsive website, chances are you will in the near future. It’s one of the most popular trends we’re seeing right now, with companies all over the world adopting new mobile-first websites as their go-to resource for everything from their company information to online store listings. So before you build that third-party software platform or purchase that brand-new laptop, get your hands on some actual whiteboarding paper and create something useful for your customers. • Because after all, as any good programmer or developer can tell you, there are no shortage of tutorials on how to build something beautiful - but there are also legions of people out there who could use some help getting their sites up and running efficiently.

3. What is a responsive website? • A responsive website lets you adapt to different device sizes and usage conditions by accommodating the needs of all classes of visitors with a single click. It does this by optimizing its design and behavior to work optimally across a variety of devices (desktop, laptop, smartphone, tablet and even smart home devices). • When you create a responsive website, you’re not only building a site that works better on mobile devices, but also a tool that people can easily use on all their devices. If someone’s computer is their main web browser, they’re less likely to mistype their address or accidentally click on a malicious URL. • If they’re using a smartphone or tablet they’re more likely to be able to find what they’re looking for without having to look around in a lot of different places.

4. Strategies to adopt while building a responsive site • All of the strategies from the previous section can be used while building a responsive site. It’s important to remember that the only way to make a bad site look good on mobile devices is to make it look bad on desktop and laptop devices. • So while there is scope for some variation in the design, feel and features of the site, the core functionality should remain relatively consistent across all devices. When you’ve got a general idea of what you want your site to look like, the next step is to start designing. • You can either build your site all at once or create a plan and work backwards. For example, you can start by creating a mobile-friendly landing page, and then take that content and design and use it as the basis for your mobile site. • Once you’ve got some experience under your belt, you can expand your knowledge and use tools like sticky navigation or carousels to create a more full-featured site.