Mobile Website Design: What It Is and How Important It Is?

The mobile website design is based on the adaptable design of the mobile terminal including smart phones, tablets, and laptops. It all involves accessibility. Ensuring that the maximum number of users can access your content is critical to the success and effectiveness of the website.

When creating a website for the best user experience on mobile devices, before planning a project, you should understand two key industry terms: responsive web design and mobile-first design.

Responsive web design is a design and development technique that aims to provide users with the best experience on as many devices and browsers as possible.

Responsiveness can be achieved through coding, which allows the creative elements of your site to be moved and adjusted, rendered images, copied and navigated to suit the reader’s reading environment. This approach is achieved through the increasing popularity of smart phones and the emergence of tablet computers.

With the development of equipment, responsive web design has undergone a change in best practices. Initially, the industry believed that mobile users were "on the move" and wanted less information. However, we soon learned that users are very willing to sacrifice screen space for convenience.

User research and industry data show that although users are rapidly turning to mobile search (whether on the road or on the couch), they still want a thorough answer.

The new challenge became "How do we make the entire website experience more accessible on a smaller screen?". Enter the responsive web design, and all the revolutions that follow, make the content completely smooth through the interface design.

Mobile-first design is another design and development practice that many companies, especially companies in the B2C industry, are seeking. In this way, a website was first planned and designed for mobile devices, followed by desktop design.

If user research and audience data indicate that most of your website visits come from mobile phones and tablets, then mobile-first design may be right for your business. After all, any website design or redesign should be driven by the user.

We strongly believe in progressive enhancement: first build mobile devices and add code as the desktop experience is gradually improved. But we found that most of our customers have not put mobile first in the first place. The desktop design allows them to fully appreciate the aesthetics.