Responsive Website

Responsive website design is a method of web design that allows the site to adapt to the screen size, rather then by device type. This is critical with the recent advent of numerous mobile screen sizes. The website dynamically sniffs out the browser screen size of the visitor and is pre-programmed how to look on that particular size screen. Check Our Portfolio

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Responsive design that works with all devices

Responsive website design is no longer a trend. It’s a necessity. Most website traffic now originates from mobile devices. So, no business can afford to ignore the need for a responsive website. Whether a user is using a desktop PC, a laptop, tablet or a smartwatch, they expect a great user experience. They also expect a consistent user experience, regardless of the device they are using.

Managed for Success

Each of our development projects is overseen by an experienced project manager. A project manager who will be with you every step of the way. Your project manager will document your needs and agree on a specification with you. They will then work with you and our development team to ensure that the solution that you need is what is delivered. To ensure quality throughout the design cycle, we never outsource work. We leave nothing to chance at CalApps. We know that a well-managed project is a key element of any successful website solution.

Adaptable & Consistent

Responsive website adapts to the device in use. In doing so, though, it retains the consistency of both look and feel, and of operation that users expect. This ensures that branding remains consistent on every device. The use of a modern, responsive website design strategy streamlines the development process. It speeds up the development cycle from design to delivery. The use of a single, responsive website also means only one set of code to maintain. That combines true multi-device compatibility with low development costs and low maintenance.

How Responsive Website Design Works

A website is made up of a set of files that contain HTML code and content–typically text and images. These files are viewed in the form of webpages, such as a home page, about page, blog, etc. A standard (non-responsive) website has a set of files and a few files that govern the look of the site. However, a responsive website applies an alternate set of files depending on the device used to access the website-such as a laptop or mobile phone. The website looks and “responds” differently depending on the device someone uses.

Someone viewing the website from a desktop device, like a laptop, might see a horizontal navigation menu, while a mobile user sees a vertical navigation menu with larger text. This difference makes it easier for a mobile user to view and interact with the website on a smaller screen for a better overall user experience.