Now the society is adapting the latest technologies very fast, we need to upgrade, people like to browse on smart phones and tablets, so with this rapid growth in mobile technology we need to go for Responsive Web design because it is a bet way to view a website according to the device width.
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Why You Need the Responsive Website Design?
- Thread starter mahisharma2
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Because Mobile usage is exploding, Positive user experience is a must, Blogging and social activities bring mobile visitors.
I think together with you. The need to use a lot of talk nowadays is rather common. Many people do not have time to use the mobile computer is a best choice.
Jessicahoney
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Now a days technology has improved a lot and most of the people are using smart phone for that purpose you need the responsive web design. Responsive website design is nothing but to view the website in mobile phones , tablets,i phones. So that you can get more traffic to your website. If your website is not responsive then you can not get more traffic.
Statistics indicate that there are more searches done on mobile devices compared to desktop computers, so making websites more responsive can increase organic traffic by a huge margin. Plus, Google is also considering responsive design as a factor for ranking results. So your website being responsive is the difference between rank number 5 and number 1. Plus, it saves maintenance costs as two different websites are no longer necessary.
Trung Phan
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I myself or use a mobile phone to surf the web, so I think Responsive Website Design is essential in today's era
sadianisar
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It's important for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) point of view. But nowadays the trend is the use of RESPONSIVE WEBSITES as it's an era of usage of mobile devices too.
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lisaparker0390
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In short and sweet words, a responsive website results in converting customers into buyers.
rahul54354
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You need responsive mobile design because today more traffic comes from mobile and tabs than pc's and laptops
Why You Need a Responsive Website
LATEST: GOOGLE SET TO MAKE 'MOBLIE FRIENDLY' A RANKING SIGNAL
Come APRIL 21, businesses that fail to upgrade to mobile and tablet optimised standards are set to LOSE OUT ON THEIR HARD-EARNED GOOGLE SEO RANKINGS and the resultant business it generates. The world is going mobile. That's why you need a responsive website today.
Google's stated goal is to IMPROVE SEARCHER EXPERIENCE. It's frustrating to search on a phone and land on a page that's so tiny you can't accurately click the links without pinching and zooming and scrolling to find the right text or links. GOOGLE IS CONVERTING THAT FRUSTRATION INTO AN IMPROVEMENT IN ITS SEARCH RESULTS, so that more mobile searchers will land on sites with positive mobile experiences. It makes sense from the searcher's perspective, which is what matters to Google.
How many of your competitors will be boosted by the mobile-friendly update? How many will be demoted? CAN YOU CAPITALIZE ON THEIR LOSS? Is this an opportunity to SURPASS THE COMPETITION? Keep in mind, receiving few visits and sales via mobile search today does not in any way indicate the true size of the opportunity.
LATEST: GOOGLE SET TO MAKE 'MOBLIE FRIENDLY' A RANKING SIGNAL
Come APRIL 21, businesses that fail to upgrade to mobile and tablet optimised standards are set to LOSE OUT ON THEIR HARD-EARNED GOOGLE SEO RANKINGS and the resultant business it generates. The world is going mobile. That's why you need a responsive website today.
Google's stated goal is to IMPROVE SEARCHER EXPERIENCE. It's frustrating to search on a phone and land on a page that's so tiny you can't accurately click the links without pinching and zooming and scrolling to find the right text or links. GOOGLE IS CONVERTING THAT FRUSTRATION INTO AN IMPROVEMENT IN ITS SEARCH RESULTS, so that more mobile searchers will land on sites with positive mobile experiences. It makes sense from the searcher's perspective, which is what matters to Google.
How many of your competitors will be boosted by the mobile-friendly update? How many will be demoted? CAN YOU CAPITALIZE ON THEIR LOSS? Is this an opportunity to SURPASS THE COMPETITION? Keep in mind, receiving few visits and sales via mobile search today does not in any way indicate the true size of the opportunity.
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