We are in an era of rapid development of mobile Internet. Smartphones and tablets are becoming more and more popular. Some people even cannot live without a smartphone or tablet. The popularity of smartphones and tablets means that more and more users will access the Internet through mobile devices. Users who access the Internet through mobile devices have more or less had this experience: some websites do not have websites for mobile devices at all, and even if there are, most of them are not "mobile-friendly" enough, and the reading experience is completely unable to keep up with the traditional Web version; and the browsing experience on different mobile devices is also very different, which makes many users very distressed. According to relevant statistics, by 2015, the number of mobile Internet users will exceed that of desktop users. In addition to smartphones, the number of users using tablets and even televisions to access the Internet is also increasing. In this situation, how to make the website compatible with various types of devices as much as possible and ensure a good user experience will become an increasingly important issue. ![]() So, what is responsive web design? Responsive web design is a concept proposed by Ethan Marcotte in May 2010. In short, a website can be compatible with multiple terminals - instead of making a specific version for each terminal. In other words, the page should be able to automatically respond to the user's device, so that there is no need to design and develop special versions for new devices that are constantly coming out. It is no exaggeration to say that the concept of responsive web design was born for the mobile Internet! ![]() After the broadcast of "A Bite of China", netizens from all over the country have been crazy about pursuing delicious food. Many foodies have begun to search for delicious food everywhere, and the catering industry has naturally become one of the many beneficiaries. ![]() The above information is indeed worth considering for restaurants or other websites that are not "mobile-friendly" enough. Because more and more consumers are searching for restaurants through mobile devices, nowadays, restaurants must not only have distinctive food, but also have a sufficiently "friendly" mobile website for foodies to find them, so as to bring in customers. It’s the same old saying mentioned earlier, as long as there is a demand, there will be a way to meet it. There is a website called QuickFire that has successfully used responsive web design to launch such a service specifically for major restaurants - building a website and regularly updating the latest developments of the restaurant. More importantly, the website is compatible with any mobile device, and can provide users with the best experience regardless of screen size or resolution. ![]() Since many designers are not familiar with the concept of responsive web design, it may not become popular in the short term. But it is certain that in order to make more sites accessible to screens of various sizes and mobile terminals, responsive web design will be pushed into the mainstream by more and more mobile terminals. |
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