Responsive design, how do you approach it?
Good day everyone,
I'm interested in how you go about creating a responsive website using HTML and CSS. Do you create the mobile version first and then the larger screen version, using media queries? What's your method?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
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Hey,
I usually create the desktop version first, because I can later easily adjust the elements with Media Query etc., or leave them completely.
However, it is also important to use.
From experience, however, I can say that nowadays the mobile first approach is often chosen, as mobile usage is currently dominated by the Internet and in most cases it is possible to offer a better performance.
It is usually so that the page you start is most optimized.
For example, if you start with desktop, you will start the page and later you will "just" make a few adjustments for the mobile page.
On the other hand, when you start with the mobile page, you will make the page minimalist and later for the desktop version just the whole thing a little "Upscaling".
Greetings,
Marcel
I always work with desktop first. I don't like the mobile first method. I also think I have more success and it looks better when I make it Desktop First. But this is all his. At the end you need to see what works for you and not what works for others
Thank you for your answer. I also always work Desktop First, but have heard /read several times you should always start Mobile First and then work up on the larger devices.
That's why I thought I'd ask myself how to work.
Yes. Mobile first is a trend. It should be easier to adjust devices and more users probably use mobile phones. As I said, I feel the opposite as better. (According to experience)