Websites used to only live on the desktop. But as of 2013, more people are using their tablets and smartphones to search the internet, find information, and to their products and services on demand.
Just check out what Google is saying:
Straight from Google’s mouth at: http://www.howtogomo.com/en/d/
You could go crazy building multiple versions of your website to try to fit every possible screen size–but chances are, your site still won’t look quite right on every device. Or you could use what’s called responsive Web design, which is a technique that allows your website to adapt, dynamically, to various screen sizes.
Quick pop quiz time:
1) Do you want to design multiple versions of the same website, one for each new device including Blackberry, iOS, Android and Windows that comes out in the market?
A: Of course, you don’t.
2) Do you want just 1 version that automatically adapts to any screen size?
A: Yeah, of course!
Welcome to “Responsive Website Design,” a wonderful technique of building websites that fits on every device without having to create a separate mobile-only version. A “responsive” enabled website automatically adjusts content of your website to meet the demands of your website visitors, you can go back to growing your business and stop worrying about annoying your potential customers. Hey, did you know that Digisac.com was built on a “Responsive” design? Try resizing the window and you’ll see exactly how a responsive website works!