One website for all devices

A Responsive Website is a website that delivers an optimal user experience with easy reading and navigation facilities to the viewers. Such a website requires a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling across different devices, and automatically adjusts itself on the basis of the detected platform and layout of the device it is being browsed at, be it a desktop computer, tablet, or mobile phone.

• Being accessible on various platforms easily, a responsive website provides access to a wider audience.
• Also, when you have a single responsive website, you don’t need to have different websites for desktops and mobile phones, which in turn helps you save money.
• You can also consolidate your analytics and reporting to get a comprehensive, single report, for easier monitoring and analysis.
• With a responsive design comes the feature to deliver quality content to audience even when they are offline. So, you are sure to deliver an optimum offline browsing experience to your website users with a responsive website.

The basic difference between a responsive website and a mobile website is that in a mobile site, one can notice “m” or “mobile” prefixed right there at the beginning of the URL.

Even though mobile websites were quite a success years ago, the responsive websites have surpassed them with their low cost, low maintenance and one-website-fits-all approach. Also, the Search Engine Optimisation techniques that are implemented on a desktop website can work equally well on a responsive website. However, in a mobile website, you may require specific mobile targeted SEO strategies to get better rankings on mobile search results.

On the other hand, the beautiful and usable UX of a mobile website and the speed at which it loads on a mobile, make it a viable option for those businesses that have a large amount of mobile users. So, keeping in mind the pros and cons of both the websites, you can find the most suitable website type for your business.

In order to know whether your website is responsive or not, just open the website in your desktop browser window and resize it. If the website’s layout changes as you resize it, then the website is a responsive website. Alternatively, you can open your website on a smartphone and check the layout of the website so opened. If the layout remains same as on a desktop, but with a smaller zoom because the browser has fit it as per the screen width, then it is likely to be a non responsive website.

You can also use the tool given above to test the responsiveness of your website. In case your website is not responsive, feel free to reach to us and we will help you get a responsive website as soon as possible!

At Brandconn, we make the best possible use of the latest in the world of responsive design. We will combine our advanced skills with cutting-edge technology to deliver you a high performance website that is accessible on all the platforms in a quick and easy manner, and which delivers ultimate user experience.