In one of my recent blog posts I wrote about creating responsive web designs for your site, their importance and their implications vis–vis your business.
The Internet is primarily about technology and sales technology evolves practically every month, so the way people use the Internet also evolves. It also affects the way you present information and conduct business on your site. For instance Samsung has just introduced a screen that can be folded like paper and put inside the pocket. It means, your device can be folded into many layers and the same device can be used for not just making phone calls but also browse the Internet, take photographs, share updates on various social media platforms, listen to music, watch movies and practically do everything that you do on your PC, and a couple of hundred things more. So nobody exactly knows how this is going to affect the behavior of your prospective customers and clients.
Responsive web designs that are made for such a future are the right solution. Fortunately, as a premier website design agency based out of Delhi, I get to interact with and work for clients who, despite not being in the hub of technological developments, very well know how important it is to keep in sync with the fast-changing times and have business websites that are accessible to all devices and platforms.
You know, its not very difficult to create futuristic web design for your site. Universal good is timeless, and so is technology. If you stick to the basic tenets of creating scalable, responsive and accessible designs, you automatically make your website future-proof. But simplicity, as they say, is the most intricate of expressions, and this is where an experienced web designer comes in.
If you have been thinking of getting your existing website restructured, this would be the best time. With millions of tablets and smartphones being sold all over the world (predictably, India and China are the biggest emerging markets due to the sheer size of their populations) the chances of people checking out your website on their mobile devices is far greater than they logging on via their computers and laptops.
Do you have doubts that people normally dont do shopping (especially purchasing tangible stuff) from their mobile phones? Even if they eventually shop from their computers and laptops, initially they log onto your web site using their phones and tablets and if they cannot go through your web site, in more than 99% of the cases, they wont even log on later from their computers and laptops.