We simply can’t keep our hands off the Internet. Whether at home, work or outside; the Internet follows us wherever we go. With more than 60 percent of all mobile users in the U.S. now on smartphones, it is hard not to talk about the mobile Web. The mobile Web leads us to the most important factor that contributes to a great user experience – Responsive Web Design.
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The benefits of responsive Web design (RWD) are clear. RWD provides a seamless cross-device experience, which both users and the search engines (namely Google) prefer. Still, most websites today are not responsive.
Since publishing a thought piece explaining gracefully responsive Web design, Lerner has received many questions about it. He’s not sure that most clients understand exactly what he is doing with RWD, as they don’t ask specific technical questions, but love how clean their website looks.