Best Practices for Modern Web Sites • • • • • Wendy Trem Matt Miller Bill Wolohan Jim Raden Rich Deken.
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Best Practices for Modern Web Sites • • • • • Wendy Trem Matt Miller Bill Wolohan Jim Raden Rich Deken
Who We Are Wendy Trem , User Experience Practice Director Matt Miller , User Experience Designer Bill Wolohan , Senior ASP.NET and CRM Developer Jim Raden , Senior ASP.NET Developer Rich Deken , Business Intelligence Practice Director Richard Broida , Connected Systems Practice Director
Vision and Design
Goals for the New Web Site Update the content to show our company today Provide a contemporary look and feel Responsive web design Design and implement with the future in mind
What is Responsive Design?
Responsive design content is is the approach to creating/designing websites where the optimally displayed regardless of screen/device. The website will adapt to your screen size and display the content to best fit.
Why Responsive Design?
#1 – Flexibility: content moves freely across all screen resolutions and all devices. #2 - Excellent User Experience: provides the optimal user experience irrespective of whether they use a desktop computer, a smartphone or a tablet.
#3 – Cost Effective: advantages of having a single site that conforms to the need of all devices are significant when compared to having multiple websites #4 – It is Recommended By Google: Google states that responsive web design is its recommended mobile configuration and an industry best practice.
Responsive Statistics 2015 • 80% of users are using their phone to search the internet.
• 47% use a tablet.
• Of the Alexa’s top 100 sites only 11% of them are still using fixed widths. • This means 89% of the tops sites in the world are responsive.
• What do we know moving forward? Responsive is here to stay!
Source: Global Web Index
A Tour of Our New Site Follow along!
http://www.bennettadelson.com
How We Designed the Site Planning Content Designing the Layout Adapting for Small Devices
Building the Site
Choosing the Platform Why ASP.NET MVC is great for responsive design
Putting in Content MVC Views Dynamic content from XML Content from external sites
Implementing Responsive Design Choosing a framework How we used Bootstrap How we used LESS
More Helpful Tools Visual Studio Web Essentials Taming Javascript JQUERY TypeScript
How We Formatted Images Why SVG?
Cross Browser Challenges E.g., IE 8
Takeaways
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