And welcome back, whenever you have a request from an employer to build a website or a Web app, one
of the first things that they will ask for is to make sure that your website is responsive.
So what is responsive UI?
Well, I can show you by opening up the developer tools, which we should know by now.
And you'll see over here that there is a little phone icon if we click on this.
We'll show you why your website will look like on the CNN iPhone.
Let's make this a little bit bigger.
So let's do one hundred percent of the size.
Perfect.
You'll see that your website on an iPhone looks like this.
And if we do an iPad.
Well, it looks like this, and if it rotates, it looks good, so responsive means that your website,
no matter what, whether it's on the big screen or something like an iPad.
It is responsive, that means there's no cutoffs, everything looks good no matter what size the screen
is.
So if we go back to our website and close the developer tabs, I can actually play around with this
open and close and see that it's responsive.
The website looks good no matter what the size, and users can enjoy the experience and not be turned
off because whether they're accessing it through their iPad at home, on their couch, it still looks
good.
So keep that in mind.
Responsive UI should be a priority when building websites.
I'll see in the next one.