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Do I Really Need to Use a Responsive Design for My Site?

Designing and developing RWDs will become even more important in the near future, taking into account the continuing growth of internet usage on phones and tablets. If you haven’t switched over to a responsive design yet, now’s the time to do it! For your website design and development needs, talk to us at ACI Creative Design. http://www.acicreativedesign.com/web-design-and-development/

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Do I Really Need to Use a Responsive Design for My Site?

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  1. Do I Really Need to Use a Responsive Design for My Site?

  2. Responsive web design, or RWD, is the technique of creating websites that can be viewed and experienced seamlessly on whatever screen size, from 4-inch phones, to 27-inch desktops.

  3. Rank Better in SEO

  4. Responsive websites are given a boost in SEO rankings by the search giant because they have just one URL.

  5. Improved Loading Speed

  6. None of us like having to wait a long time for a website to load, even on a relatively fast internet connection. However, with responsive web design, these waiting times can be reduced, especially on mobile devices where a page should load within two seconds.

  7. Only One URL Needed

  8. By opting for a responsive site, the transition from desktop to mobile and vice-versa won’t be as jarring.

  9. Designing and developing RWDs will become even more important in the near future, taking into account the continuing growth of internet usage on phones and tablets. If you haven’t switched over to a responsive design yet, now’s the time to do it! For your website design and development needs, talk to us at ACI Creative Design. www.acicreativedesign.com

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