Simulating mobile environments in a web browser Responsive web design starts in the application design and implementation phase, when we use tools to simulate different platforms and screen sizes.

Websites have to cater to different screen sizes. This post talks about Adaptive & Responsive web design features, so that you know which is best for you.

Why Responsive Web Design Helps People Buy Your Product Simply put, your e-commerce site should look about the same on all mobile devices as well as your desktop computer. Not only will it save ...

With responsive design, your website will adapt so visitors can view the material at an appropriate scale for their device, meaning they won't need to scroll so much or zoom in.

In my January column I resolved not to discuss the responsive Web design issue anymore, as the One URL versus multiple URL issue is moot now that Google has announced a way to consolidate link ...

3 Reasons Why Responsive Web Design is the Best Option For Your Mobile SEO Strategy As smartphone and tablet adoption rapidly increases, so does the importance of mobile-friendly websites. If SEO is a ...

Responsive web design (RWD) is generally regarded, as CMSWire writer Tom Murphy noted today, "just fine for now." But a new survey from Trilibis, a provider of mobile development solutions, claims ...

Whether you’re designing a small company website or reworking an ecommerce platform, let’s explore some mistakes you definitely want to avoid on your next responsive Web design project.

Responsive Web Design: What Not to Do Sometimes you can learn a lot by looking at what you shouldn't do. Developer Brad Frost points out five things to avoid when building your next responsive ...