You can perform a simple resizing test to determine if a website is responsive or adaptive.
Open the website on a desktop browser and slowly reduce the browser window size. If the website
changes its layout and elements adjust or move dynamically as the window size changes, it's a responsive design.
In contrast, an adaptive website has distinct layouts for multiple screen sizes.
As you adjust the browser window, you will see the layout switch at certain points,
but not fluidly adjust to every size change. For a more detailed examination, you can also
use the device mode in Chrome's developer tools to simulate different screen sizes,
which can give you a more accurate demonstration of how the website behaves on multiple devices.
Regardless of the approach, careful consideration should be given to the user experience
on all devices and screen sizes. Responsive websites may take a bit more effort upfront,
but they will ensure that the website looks great and functions optimally on multiple platforms.
With My Cheap Web Design expertise in web design and development, we can provide you
with a responsive website that meets your goals and engages users.
At My Cheap Web Design, we understand the importance of having a website
that's optimized for mobile devices. We ensure that our websites are designed responsively,
taking into account all device sizes, including desktop monitors, tablets, and smartphones.
We use media queries to create breakpoints at specific pixel widths, and our layouts
adjust to fit the size of the device being used. This helps create an optimal viewing
experience that changes according to the user's preferences.