Tag Archives: responsive design

What is Mobile First Web Design? Why is it Important & How To Implement It?

It is something that you want for your website, to make Google (search rankings!) and your website visitors happy. Let’s explore what mobile-first web design is, why it is important, and provide practical tips on how to implement it effectively. … Continue reading →

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Essential Elements for a Successful Business Website

In today’s digital era, a well-designed and effective business website is crucial for establishing a strong online presence, attracting customers, and driving business growth. Whether you are a startup or an established company, understanding the essential elements that contribute to … Continue reading →

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What are some alternatives to WordPress for developing mobile responsive websites?

UltimateWB – like WordPress it is a downloadable website builder and you get web hosting choice. And it is very flexible and customizable. For websites, I find it even better than WordPress. It is faster and more secure and stable, … Continue reading →

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How does a mobile-friendly website design increase your conversion rate?

A lot of users may go on your website on their smartphones, so it is a good idea for your website to be responsive, i.e. mobile friendly. It will allow users to find what they need fast and easy, rather … Continue reading →

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What is the best way to test responsive web design?

You can check out how your website looks on various devices with the free UltimateWB Responsive Check Tool. And actually, if you have created your website with UltimateWB website builder, it can be as simple as just resizing your internet … Continue reading →

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How can I make my website compatible with all browsers and mobiles?

You can make sure your website is cross-browser compatible and cross-platform compatible by making it responsive and don’t use any incompatible coding. You can do this easily with UltimateWB – it has a built-in responsive app. Check out these Related … Continue reading →

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Why do some websites scale as you shrink/grow window to fit content, usually news sites do this, Google and Amazon as an example, do not, is there a way to force it on those that don’t, or is it just how they’re designed, running macos if it matters?

They have responsive design, to be user friendly. It’s how they are coded. You could design your website to be responsive without any coding, using a website builder like UltimateWB – but you would need access as the admin to … Continue reading →

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Do web designers design two separate sites (one for mobile and one for desktop) or is there a way they can do it in a single file? If so, how do they do it?

No, it’s one website – we just make it responsive to work on all devices. That means the website automatically reformats based on a user’s device screen size. You can do it via the website’s stylesheet. If you’re using a … Continue reading →

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How do you make a website responsive (HTML, CSS, and development)?

Google “@media query” to learn the coding – you put those in css, and connect it to your html. You can also do it very fast and easy with UltimateWB – the built-in styles manager has a responsive app and … Continue reading →

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How do I convert my site to mobile?

Make it responsive. You can do this easily with UltimateWB. It has a built-in responsive app in the styles manager. You can design your own website style and then turn on the responsive app and configure it how you want. … Continue reading →

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