How to create a proper webpage which fit on all devices?

Answer 1

1. responsive: html5, css3 is all you need. bootstrap added to the mix can save you a ton of time. if you have a basic understanding of html and css, take the time to read anoit @media queries and you will quickly figure it out.

2. dynamic serving: under utilized. if done correctly, can yeild a better designed and faster website(s) than responsive.

Answer 2

Every webpage should fit as all browser have a automated system of 'force fitting' a webpage into the screen. If you want, you can just make the user being able to manually zoom in/out of the webpage himself (should be a default system if I remember).

Answer 3

bootstrap

Answer 4

By creating RESPONSIVE WEBPAGES using BOOTSTRAP or MEDIA QUERY.

Answer 5

If u are familiar with HTML and CSS, i think that u can use media query to show all the HTML elements in the right way for specific resolutions. Bootstrap is a great choice too, it requires only a good understanding of the documentation and basic web development skills. If u are in a hurry with a website, consider using Wordpress, it gives u a lot of responsive designs.

Answer 6

#Boostrap! You can create portable websites by using this it will automatically resize depend on device . Download and try it

Answer 7

You can start by reading a beginners book on html, or taking a course on web design and/or programming.

Answer 8

Some possible solutions are:

1. Use CSS @media directives.
2 Use bootstrap.
3. Ensure that your layout isn't rigid.
4. Use CSS Frameworks like Blueprint.

Answer 9

Use 'width: number%;' under your CSS semantic section selectors.

Answer 10

Use word press theme or make it yourself its quite simple by alecaddd tutorial at youtube

Answer 11

Just use bootstrap

Answer 12

Learn HTML CSS and JavaScript tbh would be your first step. then learning web frameworks such as bootstrap or ruby on rails would be good too

Answer 13

1) You can use html5 and css3 directly to make website responsive. or
2) You can use of "Bootstrap"

if you are leaning then bootstrap is best option for you because bootstrap provide lot of inbuilt classes that you can you directly in your website to make it responsive... :)

Answer 14

You can also just use CSS then assign sizes using % instead of px. For small screens and different orientations (landscape and portrait), use the media query (@media). That's when you don't want to use bootstrap

Answer 15

HTML css JavaScript php SQL

Answer 16

html would be good choice

Answer 17

google+

Answer 18

The technical term for that is "Responsive Webpage". In order to create a responsive webpage, CSS is the main thing that you need to put your hands on. We have media queries in CSS which can help you achieve that. Along with CSS, jQuery can help you as well. Using functions like height(), width() etc. can help you achieve your goal.

Answer 19

Get someone else to do it. If that's not possible use WordPress. If you are not a fan of WordPress, craft it yourself using HTML, CSS & JQuery. You could use Bootstrap and Ajax too.

Answer 20

Hey you make your own code using media queries for each and every type of device screen if you don't know the use of media queries than use bootstrap in that you get column and row wise separated css code for make partitions in Web page that automatically adjust according to device screen....