Our header and footer have a 100% width, so they’ll take the whole screen available. The style.css gives us common styles for the page (color, typo), but let’s take a look at our fluid.CSS file : You can see a demo of a fluid design here.
The fluid layout based websites usually take the whole browser width, hence the 100% in this example. The idea is pretty simple: instead of giving the layout rigid width in pixels, we will give it relative ones in percentage. This kind of layout has been around for a while now, and most of the designers use fluid grids created in percentage to achieve such layouts. A Look at 3 Different Types of Layout Basic Fluid Layoutįluid layout is based on a system of relative units instead of absolute pixels. The idea is to resize and reorder the design, adapt images, typography, columns, etc., based on screen – browser size, resolution and orientation instead of providing each device a specific website. That’s where the concept of “Responsive Webdesign” comes to the rescue.Ī responsive website is a website that will respond and adapt to the user’s behavior and screen size. Creating a version for each device is impossible, due to the number and diversity of those devices, but also simply because we don’t know what will be created tomorrow. Today most of the clients want their website to be mobile compatible, so this is particularly challenging. As designers, it is our goal to provide those users a nice experience browsing the websites we created, whatever the device used to browse is.
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Whether they use an Android phone, Windows Mobile phone, a BlackBerry device or an iPhone, whether they are on a tablet, on a Smartphone or on a big screen, each user deserves the best experience possible. With the growing number of Smartphone produced in the last three years and the diversity of screen sizes it’s practically impossible to ignore users that browse on a mobile device.
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