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Every business, every brand needs to have a responsive website. However, what was true in 2016 is no longer going to be true in 2017. Technology and innovation are moving fast, and so are your clients. In 2017, when it comes to responsive Web design, smart business owners are adopting the mobile-first design approach.
Design your website to be compatible with every device. Design for mobile devices first and work your way up to the stationary computer.
Mobile first design approach
Just a few years ago, every business was looking to develop a user-friendly, fast, efficient, and effective website to highlight their product and their brand. It was a time when you’d sit in front of your computer and browse the Internet when you had a quiet moment to yourself. Today, your clients don’t have time to sit still, and they want to access your site on all devices. In fact, your clients are more likely to access your site from their mobile devices than their computer.
Take everything you knew about responsive Web design in 2016 and flip it on its head. Instead of designing your new website for a computer or laptop, start by designing a responsive site that will fit onto a small mobile screen. It’s basically the same thing that’s happening with streaming services and devices. There used to be prestige in releasing a film on the big screen first and then made to fit your small screen when it aired on TV, but with the rise of Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime, filmmakers are forgoing the traditional and making their blockbusters straight for the small screen.
If your site isn’t mobile-friendly, you could get punished by Google.
Google will reward mobile-friendly websites
The focus of a responsive Web design isn’t just to give your customers easy access and a user-friendly website; it will also help improve your standings on the Google search engine. If your site isn’t mobile-friendly, you could get punished by Google.
Responsive Web design for Denver businesses
Competition is steep, so make sure that you are using the latest innovations and trends to propel your business to the top of the pack. Talk to us about designing a responsive website taking the mobile-first approach. Of course, we’ll make sure that your website can be accessed and seen on all devices, making the browsing experience of your clients all the better.
