Preparing your website in harmony with different device screens such as mobile phones, tablets and TVs is an indispensable part of digital marketing.

What is Responsive Design?

Responsive Web Design is the adaptation of a website to the size of the visitor's device. Responsive structures have the ability to be placed flexibly according to that screen size, regardless of the device.

A website developed in accordance with the responsive structure will work most accurately on a desktop (or laptop) computer, a tablet or a mobile phone.

In particular, the recent production of mobile phones in countless models and screen combinations has made responsive structures much more important.

The Codeman determines what people who will visit your site on their mobile phones want to see, what content you need to deliver them in the fastest way, and builds the responsive structure accordingly.

Let's Give Some Examples

In a responsive structure, which will be prepared for "a website whose customers usually access address, phone or map information from their mobile phone"; These will be the information shown at the front on the screen.

In a responsive structure to be designed for "a website that promotes products or sells products", the mobile phone user should be able to access the products quickly, examine the products easily and quickly, and if there is a sales system, fast shopping should be provided.

What are the Pros?

The most important plus of responsive design; is the best possible display of your website on any device.

Responsive design is the best way to increase the speed of the website opened on mobile devices.

In responsive design, visitors will find the information they are looking for more easily.

With Google Algorithm updates, mobile-friendly, responsive websites have become more visible in search results. Your responsive website will stand out more in Google searches.

Why is it important?

Thanks to tablets and smartphones, it increases the number of customers you reach.

Google Analytics gives you the ability to do your tracking and reporting in one place.

It gives you an advantage over your competitors who are not currently mobile friendly.

(According to statistics, there are still 44% non-mobile websites).

How is it done?

What should be considered while preparing a responsive website is design transition between devices and content editing according to devices.

Responsive Design Fundamentals

GRID structure that will provide flexibility between devices

When designing your website, grid structures with certain proportions and dimensions are used. This gives your site design flexibility according to the dimensions of the device.

Flexible Text and Images

The texts and images used in the site content are adjusted to be flexible enough to adapt to different devices.

For example;

An image opened on a desktop computer can be shown larger for easier viewing on a mobile phone.

A text that is considered normal length on a desktop computer may be presented in a shorter and larger size on a mobile phone.