Responsive UI/UX Design
It’s hard to imagine a modern company working on UI/UX without considering the responsive design solution. You will have to work with responsive designs anyway: from email template design up to the design of the interface, like landing pages and websites. There are several rules we all should follow and still several things we should never forget to keep aside from your design if you want it to be good.
While working on the responsive version, you need to save all the information presented on the larger versions of the design. For example, if you are working on a huge desktop website, you definitely need a lot of categories and information presented. On responsive, your task is not to make information shorter in terms of the content but make it more usable from a tablet or mobile. So, you may hide more things in show more and keep smaller sentences. At the same time, you simply can’t throw away certain informational blocks from the pages.
The responsive version is everything in the same style and the same design, just changing its look depending on the width of the screen. Considering that you may use different sizes of font, you still need to have the same wording. You should use the same images, so think carefully while picking those for the desktop version, so that they need to be not very detailed.
