What is Responsive Design?

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Responsive design is a design that can be optimized for different screen sizes, whether it is a PC, smartphone, tablet, or other device.


Previously, you had to create two versions, one for PCs and one for smartphones, but now that responsive design has become mainstream, you can create just one file and set the presentation (layout, font size, etc.) according to the size, preventing any corrections or updates from being missed.

When proofreading a manuscript, the basic design is first finalized for one size (or one for a smartphone), and then expanded to the other size, so it is important to plan the layout with the expanded version in mind.


What is First View?

The first view is the area that is displayed first (at the top) when viewing a website.

For those who are not familiar with the term "first view," it may be easier to understand the location as "top of the page."

This is where you place the most important content that you want to convey, and since the way it looks at first view will be different depending on whether canadian cto cio email database the screen size is landscape or portrait with responsive design, this is where we usually spend the most time when creating a landing page.

By the way, in English it means above the fold (the top half of the front page of a newspaper).


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This time, we introduced the terms necessary for web promotion.

For now, we can have a meeting as long as we understand landing pages and responsive design.

"The ad delivery fee includes the creation of banners, but we don't currently have a landing page to serve as a platform, so let's create one. The landing page will be responsive, and we'll include this catchphrase and image on the first view. We want a good UX, so we'll discuss the UI aspect with the designer."

If you can understand what is being said in this order, then you're perfect.