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Responsive Design for Phones, Tablets, and Desktops

Manual: General · Subject: Web Design & Development

Create websites that adapt to different screen sizes and devices.

Designing for Many Screens

What responsive design means

Responsive design makes a website adjust smoothly to different screen sizes, orientations, and input methods.

Core techniques

Responsive design often uses flexible layouts, fluid images, and CSS media queries. The goal is to keep content readable and usable on small and large screens.

Responsive design tools

Flexible grid
Layout that can stretch or shrink
Fluid image
Image that scales with the container
Media query
CSS rule that applies under certain conditions
Viewport
The visible area of the web page on a device
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Design mobile first

A mobile-first approach starts with the smallest screen and adds enhancements for larger screens.

Responsive design goals

GoalWhy it matters
Readable textUsers should not have to zoom to read
Touch-friendly controlsButtons should be easy to tap
Flexible layoutContent should not break on smaller screens
Fast loadingMobile users often have limited bandwidth

What is the purpose of a media query?

What does responsive design help a website do?

Which approach starts with the smallest screen first?