Responsive Design

Responsive Design

Responsive Design bezeichnet eine Praxis im Webdesign, bei der der grafische Aufbau von Webseiten dynamisch und unter Berücksichtigung der Anforderungen des betrachtenden Gerätes erfolgt. Eine dafür wesentliche Voraussetzung sind Media Queries, also die Abfrage von Art und Eigenschaften des betrachtenden Gerätes. Eine Webseite wird somit auf einem großen Display anders dargestellt als auf einem Tablet-Computer/Tablet-PC oder Smartphone.

Literatur

  • Ajax Hacks: Tips and Tools for Creating Responsive Web Sites. London 2006. ISBN 0596101694

Weblinks

  • Gute Beispiele von Webseiten, die in Responsive Design umgesetzt sind listet Media Queries auf.

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