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Responsive design

Jan 28, 2015

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Responsive Design

Summary

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What is Responsive Web Design?

• Responsive websites respond to their environment.

• These web sites provide optimal experience for their users regardless of access devices.

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1. SCOPINGProcess

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Context of Use

Context is about the environment and conditions of usage, including distractions, multitasking, motion, lighting conditions and poor connectivity

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Mobile first

• To focus on only the most important data and actions in your web application. You have to prioritize.

• Consider capabilities offered to developers on Apple’s iPhone or Google’s Android platforms: – precise location information from GPS; – user orientation from a digital compass; – multi-touch input from one or more simultaneous

gestures; – device positioning from an accelerometer; and

many more.

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Eg: Use geo location

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Identify Device-specific Use Cases

• Think about what visitors want most from your mobile website and consider how to make it easy for them to access.

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Simplify Existing Functionality

• Make sure your interactions work smoothly on smaller screens and retain their context.

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Rethink Potentially Awkward Interactions

• Some UI choices that make great sense on a desktop simply fall flat on a mobile screen – mouse hovering!

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2. WIREFRAMING: GRID STRUCTURES AND LAYOUTS

Process

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Grid structure

• Define the grid structure for 3 pages for the screen widths 1024px (Desktop), 768px (iPad portrait), 320px (iPhone portrait)

Desktop Tablet Mobile

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DesktopTabletMobile

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Navigation

Desktop Tablet Mobile

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http://ignaty.com/

Desktop

Tablet

Mobile

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http://ilovedust.com/

Desktop

Tablet

Mobile

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http://snatz.com/

Desktop

Tablet

Mobile

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https://corporate.target.com/

Desktop

Tablet

Mobile

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Listings

http://designshack.net/tutorialexamples/responsivegallery/index.html

Desktop

TabletMobile

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http://ilovedust.com/

Desktop

Tablet

Mobile

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http://ignaty.com/

Desktop

TabletMobile

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Scroller

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http://snatz.com/

Desktop

TabletMobile

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Footer

https://corporate.target.com/

Desktop

Tablet

Mobile

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Forms

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Text

• Don’t make users double tap or pinch your content. Instead, increase the font size to at least 16px.

• You can also use a line height of 1.5 to allow for breathing room between text on content-rich pages.

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Buttons

• Our fingers are much clumsier than a cursor, so bumping up the spacing between different touch targets will improve user accuracy. And, make those touch targets big!

• Our fingertips typically require upwards of 44px to comfortably fit within a touch target so design for that.

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3. EXAMPLESResponsive web design

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http://ilovedust.com/

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http://snatz.com/

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bostonglobe.com

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corporate.target.com

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RESOURCESResponsive Web Design