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Today we are taking a look at an infographic by Get Satisfaction that looks at the rise of the responsive web and why it’s so critical to make sure your website works in all devices and offers a good experience for every user.
Some of the key statistics in the infographic are:
You can find many more gems in the below image. For a higher quality version simply click on the image.
Source: Get Satsifaction and Column Five
What are your thoughts on responsive design and mobile optimisation? Please leave them below.
Responsive design is now a priority for clients. Gone are the days when you used to provide suggestions only for desktop websites.
And that is the way to go because technology is only going to improve over time. There are many sites today that have opted for dynamic or parallel websites but I think in time, these would revert to responsive design because maintenance of the other two is a lot of effort.
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