1. One Design Multiple Display
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2. What is Responsive Web Design
Receptive Web Design at its core means developing a website to provide a superior customer experience despite the device being utilized to access it. The appeal is in the fact that just one set of source code is required no matter the number of ways the content will certainly be presented. A website developed responsively will focus on screen dimension and resolution, and will resize and rearrange aspects on the web page appropriately.
Google promotes this approach as it eliminates duplicate content issues created by multiple standalone mobile websites.
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3. Different Configurations For a Mobile website
The following diagram represents the difference in configuration between both approaches.
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4. What's The Need for a Having Mobile Website?
Mobile Usage is Exploding
Responsive Design is Preferred for SEO
A Speedy Responsive Website is Key
Responsive Adapts to Future Devices
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5. Mobile Usage is Exploding
Receptive Web Design at its core means developing a website to provide a superior customer experience despite the device being utilized to access it. The appeal is in the fact that just one set of source code is required no matter the number of ways the content will certainly be presented. A website developed responsively will focus on screen dimension and resolution, and will resize and rearrange aspects on the web page appropriately.
61% of people have a better opinion of brands when they offer a good mobile experience.
In 2012 more than half of the local searches were performed on a mobile device.
61% of people have a better opinion of brands when they offer a good mobile experience
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6. Responsive Design is Preferred for SEO
In June 2012 at SMX Advanced, Google’s Pierre Farr went on the record to declare that Google prefers responsive web design over mobile templates. Having one single URL makes it easier for Google bot to crawl your site, Google’s external link algorithm and reduces the chance of on-page SEO errors. For all these reasons, responsive sites typically perform better and are easier to maintain than a separate, mobile template site.
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7. A Speedy Responsive Website is Key
According to the Google PageSpeed Developers standards recommends that the content above the fold on a mobile device loads in under 1 second and the entire page loads in under 2 seconds. This is typically not possible when loading a desktop website on a mobile device. When a user has to wait too long for a page to load, there’s an extremely high chance they will leave your site.
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8. Responsive Adapts to Future Devices
One of the big benefits of responsive design is that the size of the template is designed based on screen size not device. This means that no matter what size screen someone is viewing your website it will display properly for that screen size. So in the future as new devices (TVs, watches, glasses, etc.) are being used for web browsing, your responsive site will still look beautiful.
Moving forward it will be extremely critical that your website provides mobile users an easy-to-use experience. Having a mobile website is no longer a simply a nice feature, rather it is a necessity and literally impact the growth of your business.
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9. How Does It Work / Responsive Process
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10. Standalone Mobile Website vs Responsive Website Design
Risk of content duplication.
Increased workload in maintaining your brand consistency across multiple channels.
Additional maintenance time required for multiple URLs.
Dilution of link popularity with multiple URLs.
As new mobile devices are launched it would be costly to keep track of advances.
Responsive
Easier and cheaper to maintain.
A single design adapting to different device browser sizes from mobile to desktop and even TV.
1 URL to promote avoiding any confusion with outbound links. No duplicate content issues.
Audience consolidation through the use of a single URL.
Manage all website activity through a single user interface to minimize workload.
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11. Important Meta Tags for Responsive Web Design
There are three different meta tags that work for old, new, and modern hand held devices like mobiles (all types) and tablets.
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Put these 3 lines in the head section of your site:
<meta name=”HandheldFriendly” content=”true” />
<meta name=”MobileOptimized” content=”320” />
<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0” />
A responsive designer needs to add these meta tags to make a website mobile optimized.
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12. Conclusion
Responsive web design is recommended by Google, it allows one website to provide a great user-experience across many devices and screen sizes, and it also makes managing your SEO strategy easier. For these reasons, responsive web design is the best option for your mobile SEO strategy.
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