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Wednesday, 22 June 2016

Web Designing and Responsive Web Designing Importance



Web Designing:

Designing a website is not as easy as getting into print publishing. Each website that is live on the net displays a certain information on a web page. A website is somewhat akin to a book, just like the web pages as to the pages of a book. But there is one difference between a website and a book, the web designer will have no idea as to the shape and size of every web page while a print designer will know as to the size and the number of pages that need to be printed.

Design is the process of collecting ideas, and aesthetically arranging and implementing them, guided by certain principles for a specific purpose. Web design is a similar process of creation, with the intention of presenting the content on electronic web pages, which the end-users can access through the internet with the help of a web browser. We provide you best responsive web designing services and also mobile app's services.

Elements of Web Design:

Layout: This is the way the graphics, ads and text are arranged. In the web world, a key goal is to help the view find the information they seek at a glance. This includes maintaining the balance, consistency, and integrity of the design.

Colour: The choice of colours depends on the purpose and clientele; it could be simple black-and-white to multi-coloured design, conveying the personality of a person or the brand of an organization, using web-safe colours.

Graphics: Graphics can include logos, photos, clipart or icons, all of which enhance the web design. For user friendliness, these need to be placed appropriately, working with the colour and content of the web page, while not making it too congested or slow to load.

Fonts:  The use of various fonts can enhance a website design. Most web browsers can only read a select number of fonts, known as "web-safe fonts", so your designer will generally work within this widely accepted group.

Creating User-Friendly Web Design:

Navigation: Site architecture, menus and other navigation tools in the web design must be created with consideration of how users browse and search. The goal is to help the user to move around the site with ease, efficiently finding the information they require.

Compatibility: Design the webpage, to perform equally well on different browsers and operating systems, to increase its viewing.

Technology: Advancements in technology give designers the freedom to add movement and innovation, allowing for web design that is always fresh, dynamic and professional.

Responsive Web Design (RWD):

The key elements that make up a Responsive website are CSS3. It is also fundamental to use flexible images, flexible videos, fluid type and EM’s instead of pixels. All of these key points allow the responsive website to modify its layout to suit the device.

Responsive design is client-side which means the page is sent to the device browser (the client), and the browser then modifies the appearance of the page in relation to the size of the browser window.

The definition of a responsive website is that it will fluidly alter its composition to improve the accessibility of content depending on the screen size of the browser window.

Responsive Overview:

Responsive web design is the practice of building a website suitable to work on every device and every screen size, no matter how large or small, mobile or desktop. Responsive web design is focused around providing an intuitive and gratifying experience for everyone. Desktop computer and cell phone users alike all benefit from responsive websites.

Renders across any screen size – one can view the internet on 20″ monitors, 15″ laptops, 10″ netbooks, 7″ tablets, 3″ smartphones and every size between. It also considers the huge difference in widths and heights, whether the screen is landscape or portrait, and screen resolution.

Improves SEO – a single version of the website improves page ranking. Issues have arisen in which having two versions of a site (website and mobile site) impact page ranking.

Tuesday, 31 May 2016

Responsive Web Designing Tips

Now a days Responsive Web Designing is a very important role play. In SEO point of you responsive web designing is very important. Typically, Responsive Websites perform better and are easier to maintain. One thing not mentioned above is that a challenge of having a separate mobile site is that you will need to build the authority of this site from scratch, and who wants to go to that extra trouble?




Think responsive

When responsive web design began, designers started by planning for the biggest screens then scaled down until they’d reached the smallest. All too often, they included fancy elements that didn’t break down well to fit a smaller screen, which led to the mobile version being a watered-down copy of the original and feeling like somewhat of an afterthought.

Today, mobile devices comprise the largest volume of traffic for many websites, so mobile users expect, and deserve, the same quality of browsing experience as other users. But that doesn’t mean the larger screen sizes should be ignored either. Many people still use a large desktop, and even more jump between different screens throughout the day.

The best way to tackle this is by adopting a ‘mobile first’ approach, designing for the smallest screen first then adding elements as necessary as you move up the screen sizes.

Pay attention to the content

Don’t fall into the trap of a ‘fit-to-size’ approach, where your focus is on fitting all the elements onto a page without considering their context. Start by concentrating on the content and features that are the most important, and being brutal about which elements face the chop. As you move up the different screen sizes, question their inclusion at each stage  – if you have to think about it for too long, it probably doesn’t need to be there.

Once you’re clear on the content and features you require, you can start work on the layout. The sheer variety of screen sizes means the traditional concept of ‘above the fold’ is pretty much dead. People are used to scrolling – the advent of sites like Facebook and Twitter has seen to that – so design your sites in a way that encourages scrolling, but retains the most important information towards the top of a screen. This includes contact details, CTAs, and on eCommerce sites, the all-important ‘Add to Basket’ button.

Prioritize elements based on their importance to the user, so if you can fit text next to an image on a desktop, think carefully about which is best at capturing your users’ attention on a mobile device, and ensure that comes first. Other elements, such as an accompanying blog image on a preview page, could be left off the mobile version altogether, leaving the focus on the content itself.

Performance

This is a hot topic now in responsive web design. One of the “knocks” on responsive web design is that it performs poorly and drives up load time. We believe that it’s not an issue of responsive web design, but the lack of making effort to address the true problems when building a site. Designers love to load the page with beautiful, full-width photos and videos, which can be great. Just make sure to keep performance in mind and keep the lines of communication open with the rest of the team.

Navigation

We spend a lot of time working on site navigation. There’s a lot to consider here: What kind of trigger will be used to open the nav at small viewport widths? The hamburger icon? Something else? If it’s a multi-level navigation, designing expandable menus for mobile devices is an art form in itself. Make sure to know how users want to navigate and where you or your client want to drive traffic as that could–and should–play an important part in how the navigation is designed. For example, is the desire for the user to drill down into the menu as deep as possible, or is there a desire for the user to hit a “parent” level page that has content or products that will help the user navigate?

Javascript fallbacks

We all love beautiful transitions and animations that make websites a joy to experience. I believe these are important, and often necessary, polish items that can give context to the user when the navigation opens or content is revealed. However, keep in mind that you should implement fallbacks for those users with javascript turned off. I’ve seen a few examples of this where main navigation wouldn’t work with javascript off, which is obviously a bad thing.

Typography

There’s much attention that needs to be paid to typography as the viewport width changes. Type sizes, line lengths, paragraph spacing, and margins all may need to be adjusted. Headlines reflow and may need to be re-evaluated at various widths. Spacing between content sections may need to be emphasized more at smaller widths. It makes most sense to tweak this in browser as you can test typography on actual devices.

Saturday, 21 May 2016

Responsive Web Design

These days, expansive amounts of mobile phones are associated with the web and growing number of clients want to view sites on their smartphones, tablets and other smart gadgets. In the same way, conservative devices huge desktops computers and even televisions are additionally utilized by numerous users for surfing web. It requires distinctive sites to resize themselves naturally as indicated by the span of the gadget they are constantly seen on. On the off chance that you need to strive to view a site on cell phone, it obliges another methodology to its web outline. A Responsive web outline is that new approach and superb idea that permits a site to receive to cell phone it is, no doubt saw on without harming its survey experience for the client. Moving to the "Responsive Web Design" is the need of great importance for the individuals who need to stay ahead in the web world. iPrism Technologies is a head responsive web configuration Company in India that can plan, create and convey versatile Responsive sites with an exceptional sharpness.

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iPrism Technologies is a Website Design Company that develops responsive websites with exceptional coding. We at Responsive Web Design Company offer creative Web Design Services. Our developers are experts in developing a website to be accessible across a wide range of devices. Our Website Design Company creates wide range of responsive and mobile friendly websites from simple and attractive templates to highly customized pages. This means that our Web Design Services makes your website look and function flawlessly for a user on computer, tablet, laptop and smart phone. 

Advantages of Responsive Website Design:

Being adaptable, responsive sites rebuild themselves when seen on a more modest screen. Content, menus and pictures can undoubtedly reflow on cell phones and clients require not battle "tapping and zooming" the screens.


A responsive web design stacks on versatile environment rapidly as contrasted with conventional sites which either take long or don't stack whatsoever.

Better Navigation:

With responsive format, it will be less demanding for the versatile clients to explore and delight in the experience. An unwinding and charming knowledge for your potential clients will acquire more business.

Cost Effective:

Since a responsive site is planned with better innovations and are intended to be adaptable, creating these sites will diminish the expenses down the line and will be a savvy result as contrasted with building accepted sites for two separate stages.

Time-saver:

With one responsive site for distinctive stages, you can spare time additionally as you would need to redesign that just once. In any case, with two separate adaptations, you need separate progressions for both.