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Have you thought a responsive site is a must before going live? Well if not then you failed in the era of mobile world to attract the mobile user. Whenever you made a website try to make it responsive so that the user experience will be good enough and increase the usability which will also boost the traffic to your website.

some guideline you need to follow:

 

Attractive layout

Minimum page loading time

Hoisting cost and performance

Image optimization

Experience designer

Easy navigation

Mobile-friendly pages

Content should be good

 

follow this effort will help to acquire a more mobile user and help to increase your business via multiple devices.

 

If you have any advice just tell...........................

wtf are countries?

Edited by seedism

  • 4 weeks later...
5 hours ago, mikeadams121 said:

6 Most Reasons Why Your site Should Be Responsive

[...]

Just my think 

Thanks

But it isn't 'your think' is it? It's just a copy-paste list that has been around for years and copy-pasted about by people who can't be arsed to think.

Here it is four years ago
https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/responsive-design-list

Edited by TimW

I believe this thread is pointless and outdated as responsive websites are and have been the norm for the last few years. I don't think anything posted above will help anyone and for that reason, I'm closing it.

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