A Wake Up Call for Responsive Web Designs

Despite several reminders, cautions and wake up calls many are still oblivious to the existence of Responsive Web Design (RWD). The term was coined by Ethan Marcotte in May 2010 and since then it is on the rise in the digital sphere. The concept of RWD acts like a beacon for your website. No doubt, you can exist without it but, no one would be aware of your existence.

So if you are adamant to be a lone wolf in the wilderness, well then there is not much left to say but if by now you have realized the importance of being heard in the market then I would like to mention some of the features of RWD -

• Responsive Web Designs are not to be taken lightly as they will shape the future of your website in internet.
• Users tend to opt for utilities that are diverse and adjustable to their needs. RWD makes this possible.
• A responsive design allows your website to mould into any kind of screen which comes in its way.
• The necessity to write the code for multiple platforms is totally non-existent, saves your precious time and money.
• The rise of smart phones and tablets have rendered the arguments against responsive designs useless.
• By now mobile phones are responsible for more than 55% of net usage across the globe. It gives you enough perspective on the advantage of RWD.
• A mobile first approach is advisable while writing the code. It enables you to modify your code easily for other devices with least amount of bugs.
• Lastly, a responsive design is meant to engage users by its adaptive, fast and aesthetic outline.

Pay heed to this wake up call because nothing is going to warn you now about the possibility of your website getting lost in oblivion if it does not adapts itself to the stimulus.