Bespoke Responsive Web Designs Are the Future, Says Bright Design

Northampton, United Kingdom, April 30, 2016 --(PR.com)-- There are various websites around the globe that once seen, make a great impression. But gone are the days of blue hyperlinking when even the slightly good looking websites seemed gorgeous. Today, looks aren’t the only thing that matter. Rather, there are several aspects, and a responsive bespoke website design is probably the most prominent amongst them. There are certain other things that a website needs to really thrive on the search engine result pages, but designing is fast becoming essential.

The web designing process needs to be taken into account first-hand. And considering the recent changes in Google guidelines and re-indexing of the results based on their mobile-friendliness, there is little doubt that mobile-friendliness is more of a need now rather than a preference.

“There have always been two basic ways to approach a responsive website design to keep it completely mobile-friendly — Dynamic Serving and Responsive Design. Going with a responsive web design that adapts according to the requirement of the end user-agent is one of the most popular and simplest in terms of implementation. There is a third solution of having a separate mobile site which is progressively being phased out. After the April 21st Judgement day for websites that are not mobile friendly, things shall take a turn for the good if we talk about mobile users,” Luke Kennedy, Director and Founder at Bright Design, clarified.

This makes perfect sense as Google had announced beforehand regarding the re-indexing of results displayed on mobile devices. This was supposed to give a priority to the websites best suited to be displayed on the relatively smaller screens. Bright Design had therefore started optimising and redesigning several existing sites to be ready for this drastic change, and the css-rule system of a responsive design is probably the best way to go, as per them.

Development and css implementations for responsiveness can yield great results, but Bright Design is treading beyond that. Luke was quick to add, “Our web designers now work in collaboration with the developers specifically to create a responsive mobile-friendly website that is great to look at without any trade-offs in terms of the functionality. The icon legibility has to be uniform, the navigation menu adaptable, the pivot has to be taken care of, the drop-downs have to be redesigned, content layout has to be reorganised, and in some cases, we are even going ahead with a mobile-first approach to take care of all these aspects. And no, we always prefer bespoke web designs in place of traditional WordPress website designing or theme usage.”

These statements demonstrate a level of intent that Bright Design’s clients will definitely appreciate. Even the latest concerns regarding dynamic algorithm updates for search engines might have created a brouhaha at any other SEO and Web Design agency, considering the detailed plan that they have in place, Bright Design seems to have got it all covered. One can get over to their website and get in touch with the guys at Bright Design to have a better idea about the bespoke web design services that they offer here in the UK.