Emily
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Explanation
Responsive design applies the same HTML code to every device but presents content differently based on the width of the screen. In other words, an individual is expected to access a single URL and the site will automatically adjust to his/her device.
Benefits
Dynamic serving
It uses the same URL for all devices but serves different HTML based upon the device of a user. It relies on user agent sniffing and the Vary: user-agent HTTP response header.
Different URLs
It serves different HTML to each device off different URLs. It relies on the user agent and Vary HTTP headers to make users redirect towards the version they need.
Google recommends a viewport meta tag. That controls the width of a page, depending on the viewer's device.
Is there any other ways !!!
Responsive design applies the same HTML code to every device but presents content differently based on the width of the screen. In other words, an individual is expected to access a single URL and the site will automatically adjust to his/her device.
Benefits
- Responsive design is relatively easy to implement and maintain, and it offers consistency across all devices.
- Other Techniques for configuring a mobile site
Dynamic serving
It uses the same URL for all devices but serves different HTML based upon the device of a user. It relies on user agent sniffing and the Vary: user-agent HTTP response header.
Different URLs
It serves different HTML to each device off different URLs. It relies on the user agent and Vary HTTP headers to make users redirect towards the version they need.
Google recommends a viewport meta tag. That controls the width of a page, depending on the viewer's device.
Is there any other ways !!!