multi device layout pattern

Multi-Device Layout Pattern

aka Responsive Web Design (RWD) methods

Responsive Web Design – Textbook definition

An approach that suggest applications should

respond to screen size, platform and orientation.

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An obligatory wireframe example

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What does RWD or MDL really means?

Is it resizing background images?

Is it creating separate templates

for different devices?

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Is it moving page elements based on

resolution?

Is it developing alternate modes of

site navigation?

So what is it???

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It is a combination of all of them and some more.

Here are some of the common patterns used.

Mostly Fluid Pattern

Most Popular Pattern

Surprisingly Simple

Relies on Fluid Grids

Image Scaling

Stack Columns on narrow

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Column Drop Pattern

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Another Popular Pattern

Multi Column Layout

Consistent Layout

Minimal Scaling

Stacks Columns on all

layout

Layout Shifter Pattern

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Most Adaptive Pattern

Uses Different Layouts

Most Innovative method

More Expensive

More Work

Tiny Tweaks Pattern

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Simplest form of

adaptation

Good for minimalistic sites

Least Popular / Not

Practical

Image and Font Scaling

Off Canvas Pattern

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An Emerging Trend

Takes advantage of Off

Screen

Content / Navigation

Hidden

Views exposed by User

Actions or Screen Space

Is that all?

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No…

Patterns are still evolving

Media Queries

Responsive Wireframes

Articles / Case Studies

Resources

BooksWebsite

Responsive Web Design

Responsive Design - Smashing

Magazine

Adaptive Web Design

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