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Responsive Web Design: Things you need to know (Infographic)

Now a day responsive design is the main backbone of the web-design. You can see it as we don't need to create a website for different platforms such as (mobiles, Tablet PC's, Desktops, Mobile Phones etc.), By using responsive web design we have to write our code just once and That code will work for all different devices. That means no need to be worried about the devices. HTML5, we can say it a revolutionary change in the web technology you can do as many thing with the HTML5 which can be done only with Jquery and CSS3. so HTML5 helps you to make your template lighter and with the help of HTML5 and CSS3 we can make our template platform independent or device independent.

you can learn about responsive Web Design by the following infographic  


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    Tablet PC's, Desktops, Mobile Phones etc.), By using συντήρηση ιστοσελίδας responsive web design we have to write our code just once and That code will work for all different devices. That means no need to be worried about the devices.

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