New trends in mobile Web sites: Responsive design

"Sohu It News" July 17 news, Science and Technology blog Business Insider Research institutions BI FDI released a report, describing the advantages and disadvantages of response design. As a web design approach that scales to fit different sizes of screens, responsive design (responsive) is increasingly becoming the most respected mobile Web page optimization approach.　　This design approach has been further consolidated in the 2012, when Google pointed out that responsive design was the best way to optimize mobile sites. With the popularity of the iphone, ipad and Android phones, website organizers have found that the site should bring a similar experience to the desktop side on the mobile side. Otherwise, the site on the mobile device looks like only small text and links, the layout of the Web page will be a mess.　　This means the risk of loss of traffic and sales.　　Now, responsive design has become the golden rule in web design, but like most technologies, it has pros and cons and is not necessarily suitable for all businesses or applications.　　The BI FDI in the report compares the corresponding design practices with other optimization methods, analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of the response design, evaluates the status of the independent mobile Web site, and probes into the derivative problems of the HTML5 development. Here's a look at several optimization methods for mobile devices: Response design: In this way, the HTML code of the Web page is unchanged, depending on the different devices to rely on different CSS to bring different display methods. Whatever the device, the user enters and sees the same URL.　　In short, this means that content is always the same regardless of form. Server-side supported response design: This is a variant of the response design, and the server side holds HTML and CSS code for different devices. This solves some of the performance problems with the appropriate design, but it needs to detect the devices used by the user. For businesses, this approach requires customizing more elements. You need to deploy a response design element for your mobile device and use a traditional layout for your PC.　　This approach also provides a personalized experience for certain types of devices. Mobile applications: In the beginning of the rise of the mobile tide, some people think that the application will dominate the mobile end of various activities, all kinds of enterprises have to build their own applications. Perhaps applications are dominant in markets such as the US, but people also use browsers. A large number of electronic business transactions are done through browsers rather than mobile applications.　　Needless to say, mobile applications are expensive and cannot be applied to all devices. Independent mobile Sites: Some people advocate dedicated mobile sites that offer streamlined content and independent web sites. These independent mobile sites have an advantage in loading speed. (Na Yan)