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  1. #31
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    Sites developed for mobiles are light weighted, of reduced size, has fast loading capability as compared to the site developed for a personal computer.

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    Hi,
    In this modern age quite a few folks use tablets or Smart phones. Many people browse the internet from their mobile phones. In mobile devices, screens are small; as a result they do not want to display global navigation on every page. Making a website user friendly, easy to navigate, less graphics and providing maximum readability is the focus.
    The main difference between designing a site for a mobile device and a PC are:
    Screen resolution
    Navigation
    Bandwidth
    Image sizes
    Contrast/ Color scheme

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    Main Difference is : mobile Website are Developed to
    Size and Content is Main Difference : Normal website designed for large screens and precise mouse clicking, mobile web pages are sized for smaller screens and imprecise finger tapping , maintain two sets of online content one for those who uses mobile and other for desktop .
    Responsive Web Design is Latest Trend .

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    Responsive web design is the latest trend and its rapidly becoming the only way to a sustainable website in the future.

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    Thanks for taking the time to discuss this, I feel strongly about it and love learning more on this topic.

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    If you want to learn more on this topic then you can learn it from here.
    responsive web designing

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