nancyisabell
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What is difference between Responsive and mobile friendly website?
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What is difference between Responsive and mobile friendly website?
- Thread starter nancyisabell
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Responsive website responds to the screen dimensions of the device or browser that it is being viewed on. Whether accessed on a laptop or a tiny iPhone, a responsive website scales to fit any screen size.
Mobile Friendly Website will display the same on your laptop or desktop as it does on your tablet or cellphone.
Mobile Friendly Website will display the same on your laptop or desktop as it does on your tablet or cellphone.
vicky_patel
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A mobile website is a separate version of your desktop website and it is designed to be used exclusively on smartphone devices.
Typically, the mobile version includes a limited number of the many pages that are displayed on your desktop version. However, it will include a link to your full desktop website so that visitors have the option to find additional information.
When a smartphone user comes to your website, an “auto-detect” will recognize the device they’re using and then send that visitor to the mobile version (for example, “m.yourdomainname.com,” rather than “www.yourdomainname.com”).
Since a mobile website is a condensed version of your main desktop site, it’s not very expensive to build for most businesses, and is a sufficient short-term solution if you don’t have the budget for a responsive design.
A responsive designed website is a website designed for use on desktops, tablets and smartphones.
Rather than creating a separate version of your website exclusively for smartphone visitors (as is the case with a mobile website), the content on a responsive website adjusts to fit the screen dimensions of your visitors’ browsing device. Think of it as having one website for many different devices.
Typically, the mobile version includes a limited number of the many pages that are displayed on your desktop version. However, it will include a link to your full desktop website so that visitors have the option to find additional information.
When a smartphone user comes to your website, an “auto-detect” will recognize the device they’re using and then send that visitor to the mobile version (for example, “m.yourdomainname.com,” rather than “www.yourdomainname.com”).
Since a mobile website is a condensed version of your main desktop site, it’s not very expensive to build for most businesses, and is a sufficient short-term solution if you don’t have the budget for a responsive design.
A responsive designed website is a website designed for use on desktops, tablets and smartphones.
Rather than creating a separate version of your website exclusively for smartphone visitors (as is the case with a mobile website), the content on a responsive website adjusts to fit the screen dimensions of your visitors’ browsing device. Think of it as having one website for many different devices.
davidweb09
Active member
Responsive means website compatible to each gadget While another only for mobile.
chinomoreno
New member
A responsive website means that a website is compatible in all devices while mobile friendly website is specifically and obviously for mobile purpose only.