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A responsive website<\/strong> is a “smart” platform that automatically adjusts<\/strong> all<\/strong> page content<\/strong> to the<\/strong> browsing device<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n

By now, everyone is accustomed to approaching the Internet from smartphones<\/strong>, desktops<\/strong> or tablets<\/strong> without any particular problems. On the one hand, this gives users<\/strong> great freedom<\/strong> and ensures that they can always be connected<\/strong> wherever they are. On the other hand, if you are the owner of<\/strong> a digital space, it becomes essential to put some tricks<\/strong> into practice in order to be reachable at all times<\/strong>. In fact, different devices impose the need for repositioning of elements<\/strong> so that they all remain visible on screens of varying sizes<\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n

For this very reason, if you are a business and want to keep<\/strong> user engagement high<\/strong>, to this day it is vital to have a responsive website<\/strong>. Otherwise, you risk offering visitors a decidedly unfulfilling<\/strong>browsing experience<\/strong> with a high likelihood that your bounce rate will increase<\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n

In this article, the experts<\/strong> at Isola di Comunicazione<\/strong> offer you 4 simple tips<\/strong> you can follow to create an effective responsive website.<\/p>\n\n

Use a builder with responsive options<\/h2>\n\n

The builder<\/strong> is the tool that allows you to build your site and choose what position to assign to each element. For example, in WordPress<\/strong> the most popular ones are Elementor<\/strong> and Divi<\/strong>. Choosing it with responsive options<\/strong> allows your pages to automatically adapt to any viewing device<\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n

Despite this method of website creation<\/strong><\/a> is more agile<\/strong> than custom sites<\/strong> (i.e., those in which the code is written “by hand”)<\/strong>, in reality the work to be performed is still substantial. In fact, it imposes the need to set up content<\/strong> (text, images, video) from 3 points of view<\/strong>: <\/p>\n\n

  1. Desktop<\/strong> – Usually, this is the starting point. The builder shows us the “full page” preview of the site as we will see it using the PC screen. <\/li>
  2. Smartphone<\/strong> – Similarly, this display mode automatically shifts elements to accommodate smartphone viewing. However, it may happen that the narrowing of the screen leads to an inefficient arrangement of content. Therefore, it is necessary to view page by page and make the necessary adjustments. <\/li>
  3. Tablet<\/strong> – In tablets, the viewing space is halfway between the desktop and the smartphone. Usually, this results in only a slight magnification of elements compared to mobile consultation. However, it is always good to check that this is indeed the case and that there are no errors that need to be corrected. <\/li><\/ol>\n\n

    Performing these 3 checks is an essential investment of time to improve<\/strong> site visibility<\/strong> and increase the number of<\/strong> visitors<\/strong>. This is because your digital space becomes accessible<\/strong> from every device and users can consult it all the time. In fact, it would be a real shame to be able to rank on the first page of Google and then not get a visit just because the site is not viewable. <\/p>\n\n

    Read also:The 10 benefits of using WordPress for your site<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n\n

    Reduce the weight and size of images to make your website responsive<\/h2>\n\n
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    Reducing the size and weight of images<\/strong> allows you to develop leaner<\/strong> and lighter<\/strong> pages. Not only that, the server hosting the site will also be able to communicate faster<\/strong> with your users, loading content quickly<\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n

    At the technical level, here’s what happens:<\/p>\n\n