Wednesday 3 August 2016

Make A Responsive Static Website With The Following Steps


Considering the huge percentage of mobile internet users, making websites for mobile devices is becoming a sheer necessity for existing and future website owners. When making a responsive static website, you must follow the following steps:

Collect Content While Keeping The Website’s Goal In Mind
Know the purpose your website seeks to serve and in consideration of the purpose, ideate and collect content that you think to be necessary for your website. What tabs do you want to have on your website? And what should be the header and footer content of your website? Thus, keep the content of the various sections of your website ready.



Design A Structure & Make Mock-ups
In order to render an optimum website- viewing experience, a mobile or tablet website must have a different structure than the structure of a desktop website. The structure of a mobile or a tablet website must be designed in accordance with the size variances of the devices for which we wish to make a website. Next, you must incorporate the most essential elements in your mobile website design. Keeping in mind these essential must-have elements and the user-flow of a mobile user, make mock-ups of your website.


Employ Distinct Visual Features
After  finalizing upon the structure of your website, you must start considering essential design features for your website such as typography, colour combinations, images and animation. Every website will require a unique amalgamation of distinct features. A website’s layout can be added with such distinct features and put across as a visual representation with the help of a photoshop design.


Employ A Responsive Front-end Framework
After producing a suitable photoshop design, it is necessary to convert it into code that works for a mobile website. This can be done by using a responsive front-end development framework such as Bootstrap. The front-end development framework allows a developer to convert PSD to Bootstrap (that is, HTML/CSS code) by writing less code, making the work of the developer easier and quicker.


Use W3C Validated Code
W3C validation ensures that a website’s HTML code follows the standard coding rules. The step of validation is significant since bad code or code that does not follow formatting standards can negatively affect a website’s performance; its compatibility with different browsers; its accessibility from multiple devices and even its search engine rankings. Thus, when you avail markup conversion services, make sure the resultant code is W3C validated.


Thus, with the implementation of the aforementioned steps, we can obtain a static responsive website of good quality.

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