Does your website user experience have these elements of responsive design?

With 50% of Americans now owning smartphones, and much of our Web browsing occurring on mobile devices, websites are running into a common issues affecting the underlying user experience: how does our design look across devices? How compatible or pleasant is it to view, read and browse? To solve this problem, many organizations including the largest companies in the world, are turning to Responsive Web Design. At its core, the responsive approach embraces a core user experience goal: interoperability and design compatibility across platforms. Considered a buzz word, a new Internet trend or a nice to have, Responsive Design is increasingly being viewed as a must have wherever possible.

Topic:
In this seminar we will review the repercussions of what it means to optimize your website for responsive "any-device" viewing. We will look at advances in CSS3 and HTML5 as well as new technologies that can and are being used to serve more elegant user experiences. We will review best practices in how you can enhance your website to adapt to different problems users are trying to solve, and thereby improve their user experience.

If you are new to Responsive Design as an approach or are looking to sharpen your ability to communicate the benefits of Responsive Design to your team, or wonder about the UX implications of "going responsive", this seminar is for you.

Agenda

1. Designing for Responsive: building the case
2. What would happen if you did or didn’t go responsive
3. Responsive vs adaptive web design (CSS3 and HTML5)
4. 5 ways your UX can be enhanced with responsive web design
5. Responsive Design top 10 tips for improving UX issues
6. Q & A

Who should attend:
Product and project managers, marketers, business analysts or anyone working on improving your mobile or Website UX.