Once we just watched a resolution that was one and only of-course it was 800×600 pixels. Fortunately we have these “ancient” times behind and now we can enjoy an ideal quality in virtually any resolution. But not for all this is good news. The problem of multiple resolutions and formats, screens used to view the Internet is essential for web developers.
What a problem? Well, in that the website made for the big-screen computer monitor or a laptop may not look too good on the small screen, smartphone or even a game console, it will be too compressed or stretched, in general the effort made by the designer in creating the perfect layout readable in vain .
For a long time, there are of course ways to circumvent this problem, how to create special mobile versions of pages. But whether it is actually a good consideration? Once might have been but probably not today.
There are too many formats and for all if we wanted to create a new layout type, it would appear that either ignore a certain group of users, or will have on the server several dozen versions of our website.
This solution is not only prohibitively expensive but also very complicated for developers. Search engines also would not be happy, seeing as many duplicates being inserted by us in the web content. Potentially impossible by positioning it to us.
The answer to these needs is Responsive Web Design, the technology and web design philosophy based on the scripts to facilitate the adjustment is not only the size of the entire page and its elements, but also the conversion of the size and location of orientation elements such as menus, submenus content or links. They will be the appropriate tools to adapt to the size and format of the screen, filling it entirely, and while maintaining the functionality and aesthetics.
