Responsive Version

A responsive version means to have well adjusted elements when browsing through your website on different screen resolutions (Smartphone, Tablet, PC, TV, Laptop). Texts, images, buttons, sliders, contact forms, and other elements should be flexible and able to change their size and position on different screens. This is one of the most important elements that should be considered when building your website.

Having a responsive version ensures that people who visit your website from a Mobile device (Smartphone or Tablet) will have a proper user experience. This significantly increases the chance that you will engage better with Mobile users.

Moreover, having a mobile friendly website has become a vital factor for better listing in search engines. So, the responsive version is an essential part of our SEO strategy.

In other words if you want to be effective in your digital marketing there is no way to neglect optimizing your website for different screens by making it responsive.

Nowadays more than 60% of Internet traffic comes from mobile devices.

Google ranks search results based on the quality of the mobile version of a website.

On average users spend between 3 to 5 hours a day on their smartphones.

You can use some of these tools to see how your website appears in different screens and devices: Responsinator, mobiReady, Screenfly.

You can also use Google Search Console’s Mobile-Friendly Test to see if your website is Mobile-Friendly.

Or just use Google Chrome’s Toggle Device Toolbar to see how your website looks on different screens. You can find it when you click the right button of your mouse in the Google Chrome browser and select ‘Inspect Element’. After that select the ‘Toggle Device Toolbar’ icon as indicated below.