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Responsive Design

Make Your Site Look Good, Regardless Of Screen Size

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Responsive design is important for your website to be accessible from multiple devices. People now use multiple platforms for going online, including smartphones, tablets, laptops and desktops. Users want to have a consistent experience across each device. If you are not able to reach your audience through mobile search or display, or if you aren’t providing a satisfactory mobile experience, you will miss out compared to competitors who are.

A responsive site is built on a fluid grid, meaning the widths will be based on percentages instead of on pixels, allowing the website to “scale” with the device it’s being viewed on. Non-essential items can be removed at smaller screen sizes to reduce clutter and improve the user experience. A responsive site allows users to have a positive interaction with your business no matter what device they are using.

If you still aren’t convinced you need your website to be responsive on all devices, take a look at these statistics.

*Based on The Connected Consumer Survey 2017 (United States)
  • 78% of people use a smartphone
  • 77% of people use a computer
  • 46% of people use a tablet
  • 38% of people use three screens (computer, smartphone and tablet)
  • 69% of people access the Internet at least as often via smartphone as computer
  • 52% off all website traffic worldwide is through mobile phones
  • One-third of e-commerce sales are on mobile devices
  • 57% of users say they won’t recommend a business with a poorly designed mobile site

Make sure your website is responsive so you don’t miss out on business.

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Mobile Phone

In recent years the mobile phone has become an integral part of all of our lives. With the ability to access data, consumer goods, and services from any point in the globe, there is no wonder the mobile phone has become so vital in accessing and interacting with the online community.

Mobile Outreach

Is your website easily accessible via mobile phones? A recent study showed that mobile users accessing the internet have surpassed that of desktop users meaning more people are getting to websites from their phones and mobile devices than their desktop computer.

Tablet Device

Maximize your customers attention. Mobile media time for tablets has exceeded that of its desktop counterpart. Mobile media time is now significantly higher coming in at 51% compared to desktops at 42% of time spent on websites.

Who Uses Tablets

A lot more customers search for and purchase goods and services from their tablets than you may think. The "add to cart" rate of tablets in 2014 was 8.58% compared to that of desktops coming in at 8.52%.

Laptop Computers

Laptops still share a vital part of the internet market. The average user spends up to 2.4 hours per day accessing the internet via their laptops.

Local Purchases

In a recent study it was found that 61% of laptop users searching for goods and services have made local purchases therefore ending in positive conversion.

Desktop PCs

With the sweeping advent of the mobile device, desktop internet usages have lowered. In order to truly capitalize on the internet market, you need to accomodate the users of all devices, including desktop and mobile.

Market Share

In early 2014 desktop users spent an average of 500,000 minutes per month on the internet. Don't miss out on all portions of the market share by only sticking to one screen size.

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