Very simple web site using this new web design

To enable mobile devices to access sites that have historically created a lot of web developers fixed-width web design (usually 980px) and then created a separate, dedicated "mobile" site devices. Replacing all the "www" web address with "m" (for example, m.adonline.id.au), the dual-site system was seen as a good way to build a website and mobile users.

Unfortunately, there are many problems with this approach, in particular:

Mobile websites are often (lower) fixed-width, and regardless of their destination, yet not look good on all mobile devices.

Having two sites reduces the SEO authority.Often used in browser (user agent) to sniff or redirect users to the "www" or "M" site, this method is very unreliable.

In May 2010, Ethan Marcotte write an article about the concept he called "responsive Web Design A List Apart. In his article, he presented the site to" adapt "your audience response to the browser window so that the same site (markup) work just as well on the table as it will automatically change the way mobile device.

I love web design and responsive (sometimes referred to as adaptive web design) concept and philosophy, but it has its critics, but this is not a general solution. In particular, some people pointed out that one of the most responsive web design and image size of mobile browsers and devices or heavy duty transmission, heavy-duty storage tax code, or all three primary measures. One even complained that a variety of boring websites.

There are also arguments about the mysterious "react" against "adaptive" web design, but this article in order to avoid this discussion and start with the assumption that these two terms are synonymous numbers.

I also assumed that the readers of this post are interested in web design, responding to the survey, but do not know where to start.

Begin responding to the site can be difficult and it took me ages to create this very simple web site using this new approach. But I learned a lot from this exercise, and this article will be a good start, so that designers can get their head around some of the key concepts and methods.