What is Responsive Web design?

Receptive web design is the approach that defender that design and development must respond
 to user behavior and climate based on screen size, platform and orientation.

The practice consists of a combination of grids and flexible layouts, images and an intelligent
 use of CSS media queries. As the user changes from his laptop to iPad, the website must 
change automatically to adapt to the resolution, image size and scripting capabilities. One 
may also have to consider the configuration on their devices; If you have a VPN for iOS on 
your iPad, for example, the website should not block the user's access to the page. In other 
words, the website must have the technology to automatically respond to the user's 
preferences. This would eliminate the need for a different design and development phase for
 each new device in the market.

 

Further Reading on Smashing Mag:

• Techniques, tools and responsive web design strategies
• The state of responsive web design
• Design process in the response age
• Techniques to gracefully degrade media queries

The Concept Of Responsive Web Design

Why should we create a custom web design for each group of users? After all, do not 
architects design a building for every size and type of group that goes through it? Like 
responsive architecture, web design should accommodate automatically. It should not 
require countless customized solutions for each new category of users.

Obviously, we can not use movement and robotic sensors to achieve this as a building
 would. Receptive web design requires a more abstract way of thinking.

But responsive Web design is not only about flexible screen resolutions and 
automatically resizable images, but comparatively about a whole new way of thinking
 about design. Let’s talk about all of these features, plus added ideas in the making.

Adjusting Screen Resolution

With more devices, different screen resolutions, definitions and orientations come. Every 
day new devices are developed with new screen sizes, and each of these devices can 
handle variations in size, performance and even color. Some are in the landscape, others 
in the portrait and others are square. As we know from the growing acceptance of the
 iPhone, iPad and advanced smartphones, many new devices can change from 
vertical to horizontal to suit the user. 

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