How do you make sure those accessing via smaller screens are seeing the same thing as those on bigger screens? What about gadgets with vertical displays, shouldn’t they be showing the same thing as devices with horizontal displays?
The first thing that might come to your mind is to create different domains for a blog to accommodate different devices. Don’t do that, this will confuse those who want to access your site. Having more than one URL to a webpage will also impact your SEO ranking negatively.

One way to make sure your website is optimized is to make sure it adjusts to whatever screen size or format they are using, while making sure that none of the features, images, buttons or triggers in that page are lost or disadvantages. In short you have to make your website responsive.

WE CAN HELP YOU DO THIS

At OrangeSpike.com we know the adaptability of the screen is just one aspect to responsive design Chicago, Illinois. We can make your website responsive and compatible with different machines and gadgets taking the following into consideration.

Navigation
For mobile users, the navigation is top and centered, while for other width it’s usually at the top right corner or below the logo. It can’t be helped, site navigation will be mapped out differently across the devices used. Scaling it down to make all the elements fit on all screens is not an option as it will make your text really hard to read. We can help you come up with a design where your users will still be able to easy navigate your website whatever device they are using.

Columns
When the widescreen version of the website has a visible column layout, what does this mean for devices with smaller screens? The columns should be preserved, preferably adapted so the width of one column fits the width of the smaller screen. Again, scaling down everything to make it fit is a bad idea.

Calls to Action
There will always be that button you want readers to click on. This should always occupy a place of prominence whether in the small, big, narrow or wide version of your website.

Branding
Your logo is a source of pride and originality it should not be shrunk down to size or compromised just to be accommodated in a smaller browser. A good responsive design Westmont makes sure it reflects the brand at all size screens.

Empty Spaces
There should always be those spaces in between the visual and text elements of webpage. In the interest of wanting to make everything accessible on the screen at the same time you might be tempted to cram together all the elements. We will make sure you have enough “padding” and white spaces so that it will not look too overloaded.