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Mobile Menu with 150+ links
I'm building a website that has over 150 menu items. Normally, for small sites, I would use a responsive mobile menu for use on mobiles. However, as you can imagine, 150 or more menu items loaded onto ...
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1answer
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Would like some clarification on screen resolutions [duplicate]
While working on a website, I asked a friend what his monitor size was. He said his monitor was 32" but added that the size of the screen does not matter in web design, It's the resolution and that ...
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Difference between Screen Resolution, Retina Display, DPI, PPI, Device Pixel Ratio(device-pixel-ratio) [closed]
During deigning a web site using media quires for desktop and mobile. I am finding different confusing jargons, Screen Resolution, Retina Display, DPI, PPI, Device Pixel Ratio(device-pixel-ratio). Can ...
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2answers
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Should we still provide social sharing options in a responsive design?
Since the majority of the browsers on small devices (and Safari on desktop as well) already provide a function where the user can share the content on—for example—Twitter, should we still ...
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How to design a website that users like? [closed]
i would like to design my website and want to know what kind of of website design people like. i would like to website for web development company.
Thanks
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3answers
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Why does Gmail hide email options under a '+' sign?
Why does Gmail website hide options like "links", "smileys" etc. under a '+' sign when there is clearly enough room along the footer? Am I missing something, or is google really pushing google+?
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4
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1answer
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How do you know if something was designed mobile first?
Now I read lot of articles about mobile first design, and I understood that it's the way of design for the mobile first.
My question is, how do we know a website is designed with a mobile first ...
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4answers
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What does “mobile-first” mean?
So I've been trying to find a legitimate answer to this question for a couple days. I read an interview in Awwwards recent publication Trends Web and Mobile 2013 with the following answer in regards ...
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Mobile website text link
When developing a mobile or responsive website (for touch screens) making navigation links and other buttons larger to be easier to tap and avoid 'fat fingers' is a good idea.
My question is what ...
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2answers
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Responsive vs Full Mobile Solution… with a twist.
Most people see the pros of responsive design being one codebase with a variable visual layer via CSS media queries, and the pros of an adaptive, mobile specific site being able to use a mobile ...
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3answers
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Hover over web images for additional details best practices
I know that a discussion was already made on various places whether it is good to use hover on images on the web or in mobile apps. With the rise in mobile use where touch is prevalent do you think ...
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1answer
193 views
How to achieve this layout in a responsive design?
I am currently, working on the below layout and I am finding it difficult to maintain alignment and layout.
Below is the layout I want, in blue border.
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Responsive design on desktop
I am creating a responsive UI application for desktop, tablet and smartphone. And it looks and works fine.
Most of the site has a responsive design like microsoft or nokia global. It also changes ...
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2answers
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What are the ideal widths a website should be designed for on a phone/tablet/computer?
What are the ideal/typical widths that an adaptive/responsive website should be designed for in order to accomodate the most devices possible?
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3answers
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Navigation for a Web Comic - Icons, or Thumbnails?
The typical webcomic navigation is usually:
First | Previous | Next | Last
Which is about how my comic's current navigation looks, give or take some wingding icons for good measure:
There's ...
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2answers
207 views
Does the Foundation framework comply with Section 508 and other accessibility standards?
I'm considering using the Foundation framework for a responsive design for two of my current projects, but I would like to know this: is Foundation designed to adhere to accessibility standards? If ...
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1answer
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Best practices for Responsive images from mobile to Desktop [closed]
I have Fullscreen image. This creates problems for mobile browsing for the images are large and hi-res.
Next problem is with things like retina display how does a design/programmer prepare to deal ...
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5answers
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Responsive web design for e-commerce website?
I'm going to build a big e-commerce website and client want that website should be for all user Desktop, Tablets and Smartphones. and budget is not a problem. Site is an e-commerce website lost of ...
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3answers
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Is responsive design a must? [closed]
My question has two parts.
Is it right to design a responsive site for the web and display it on a mobile device?
Should sites be designed separately for mobile devices?
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3answers
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Responsive website - navigation usability advice
I am developing a site which is to respond to different screen sizes. The site is fairly large and has up to 4 levels deep in terms of page/menu hierarchy. What I am wrestling with now is how to adapt ...
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4answers
563 views
Should a responsive or adaptive web design be done with only two layouts?
I am working on a small Drupal site that needs to be mobile and desktop optimized. Tablets are not a large part of the anticipated usage. The process has not been ideal. We are planning on taking a ...
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8answers
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Responsive web design Vs Separate website for Mobile
Responsive Web design is buzzword these days. which means to create a same website and optimized for all devices.
There are also some website which convert the desktop websites into Mobile website
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What techniques can I use to wireframe sites with responsive/fluid layouts?
How do you make wireframes for responsive or fluid layouts? Typical wireframing techniques are static and aren't well suited to showing how designs scale. What techniques exist to capture the dynamic ...
