Responsive web design basically means that your site adapts to fit whatever screen it’s on whether it’s tablet, your mobile phone or a desktop. Regardless of device, site visitors can access your site easily and see all of the content that you have to offer.
But why should you care about mobile responsive design? How does it impact your SEO efforts?
Join me as I interview Josh Byers from Copyblogger Media to discuss:
- What responsive design means.
- The difference between responsive design versus having a web app.
- Why responsive design is good for SEO and usability–and why this matters to you.
- How Google ranks sites optimized for mobile higher in mobile searches.
…and more.
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Show notes:
- Buy the book, Responsive Web Design by Ethan Marcotte.
- Follow Josh Byers on Twitter.
- Learn more about Josh Byers from his website.
- Further reading: The Beginner’s Guide to Mobile Responsive Design.
Great stuff in this one, Ricardo. Thanks for recording it. I’d love to see some follow up posts.
I knew that responsive design was great for mobile, but now I see four new reasons why.
Awesome.