Responsive web design

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide outlines the concept of "Responsive web design," highlighting that a website is delivered in different versions adapted to the end-user's device capabilities and specifications. Three types of devices are shown: simple mobile, medium resolution touchscreens, and full HD desktops, each with varying content accessibility and functionality. The simple mobile version offers limited content with limited functionality, illustrating that less information is displayed on smaller screens. Medium resolution touchscreens provide limited content but maintain full functionality, indicating that users can interact fully even with reduced display space. The full HD desktop version showcases full content with full functionality, ensuring that the user gets the complete website experience without any restrictions due to screen size or resolution.

Graphical Look

• The slide title "Responsive web design" is prominently displayed at the top in a large, bold, sans-serif font.
• Three columns represent different device types, each with an icon at the top: a smartphone, a tablet, and a desktop monitor.
• Each column is connected with a thick, colored line to a corresponding content box with descriptive text.
• The content boxes have arrows pointing to the device icons, illustrating the flow from device type to content and functionality level.
• The background is a gradient from dark to light blue, with a subtle overlay of opaque geometric shapes.
• The icons and text boxes employ a contrasting orange color to stand out against the blue background.

The slide has a clean, modern look with a color scheme that prioritizes clarity and visual hierarchy. The use of shape and color emphasizes the information flow and distinguishes between different device resolutions.

Use Cases

• Presenting the concept of responsive design in a web development or design meeting.
• Training sessions for web developers and designers on the importance of creating mobile-friendly websites.
• Sales pitches to potential clients highlighting the firm's expertise in developing responsive websites.
• Educational presentations for non-technical audiences to explain how website content varies across devices.