Responsive Web design is a hot topic, but is it the only way to go? A variety of Internet professionals – all with advanced knowledge of Web design and development and user experience – weighed in on whether businesses should go responsive or create websites optimized for each device individually.
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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.
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