Dionne Rodrigo
Many people use smartphones for Internet access. Websites need to cater to these mobile customers when designing their websites
Please activate JavaScript in your browser! Responsive Web design is one of the important topics in Web design and Web development. Today it has become very urgent to make sites that match the monitor resolutions of the various users' devices. That's why when creating a web site one should take into account the specifications of tablets, smartphones, and netbooks.
Most businesses and organizations have websites, and with the popularity and proliferation of all sizes of mobile devices, a mobile strategy for those websites is more important than ever. If you haven't already begun to make those decisions about your own organization's mobile website presence, the time is now.
One of the hottest issues in web developer circles this year is accessibility of websites on various devices other than the standard desktop or laptop screens. While the subject is not new, it has taken on a relatively new approach with respect to how to deal with the opportunities ahead.
When considering making your web application available for mobile devices there are 2 options: making it responsive or developing a dedicated mobile application. What are the considerations when having to choose between these options? and why choose at all? http://okt.to/Ik0y ...
The number of solutions available to web designers and developers has grown considerably in recent years. A few years ago, if you wanted a mobile site, you basically had two options - a mobile only site, likely hosted on a subdomain of your desktop site, or a native app, which would probably be just for iPhones.
Buzzwords and hot topics making the rounds in web dev circles these days include the phrase "responsive web design," also referenced by the acronym "RWD." The phrase was coined two years ago by Ethan Marcotte and first introduced in his List Apart article " Responsive Web Design " and then his A Book Apart format, Responsive Web Design .
With constantly changing trends and a five fold increase in mobile Internet users, more and more companies are aiming to create sites which will make their services available to mobile users.
With only 58 seconds on the clock, the San Francisco 49ers trailed the Dallas Cowboys 27-21, with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line. Joe Montana took the snap and rolled to his right, looking for his running back Freddie Solomon. Solomon should have been wide open, but was perfectly covered by the Cowboys' safety.
