Responsive web design is a style that works well on all platforms, including desktops, computers, phones, and tablets. It wasn’t important to include responsive web design in your business’s web plans before smart phones and tablets. However, if you want to show your customers that you care about their experience on your site, no matter where they access it from–now it’s absolutely necessary.
It’s important to design your website with responsive web design in mind, so here’s a list of top trends to help you identify responsive design when you see it and know what to ask for when consulting with a web design company to schedule your website’s appearance.
5 Responsive Web Design Trends
1. Vector Graphics
The use of vector graphics rather than raster graphics is becoming increasingly popular. The difference is that scalable vector graphics create a template using points on a vector map, while raster graphics are only plain old images using pixels on a bitmap.
Scalable graphics have the advantage of being able to be resized without losing visual quality. On both a small mobile phone screen and a large desktop screen, the same icon graphic can appear crystal clear. In order to create a seamless, responsive web design, vector graphics are needed.
2. Hidden Menus
In an attempt to keep things easy, hidden menus have become common. As the popularity of minimalist home pages increases, we’re seeing a trend where users must select a menu icon to show the website’s navigation options.
3. Single Long-Scrolling Page
Single long-scrolling pages are just what they sound like: a website with a single main page that contains almost all of the website’s content. These sites usually have a navigation bar at the top of the screen, but when the user clicks one of these options, they are taken to a position already on the website (instead of a completely new webpage)
If your website has a lot of content, be cautious with this one. It works well for businesses that have a well-organized website with little content.
4. Card-Based Design
A card-based template is a quick and easy way to arrange data into a grid pattern. Information is arranged into “cards” that are visually appealing, typically with a prominent image or block of text. Because of its ability to rearrange its structure according to the user’s screen size, a card-based design is essential for responsive web design.
5. Minimalism
You’ll find that all four of the above patterns are all about making things simpler.
The majority of recent web design trends are categorized as minimalism. The objectives are to eliminate clutter, concentrate on providing an optimal user experience, and simplify as much as possible.
The distinguishing characteristic that will dominate the future as it becomes easier for companies to build websites and generate content is simplicity. There’s no lack of details out there, so if you can deliver what you have to say in a straightforward and visually pleasing manner, you’ll be able to stand out and keep your customers’ attention.
FinPlus knows this well, which is why the company always insist that you include responsive design in your web planning. They know that by using it, they’ll be able to help you reach new heights with your carefully-planned online presence. For any kind of website inquiry you can give us a call on 022 6698 8952 Mobile: +91 932 690 6669 or drop a mail at enquiry@finplus.co.in .
