Responsive Web Design Examples #RWD

3rd February 2014

Responsive Web Design, or RWD, is now the recommended standard by Google. If you are getting a website, you need to think responsive.

The easiest way to explain Responsive Design is through pictures, so, while you can read our original article (called 'What is Responsive Web Design') about responsive web design, this might actually explain things better.

And I'm also going to use the opportunity to show you some of our past work.

Zonua

First up is the website you are already on!

Note the way the website scales depending on the devices it is being viewed on. There is no need for a seperate website for mobile devices. There is no need to keep any list of devices updated - this site is totally future-proof. The display only depends on the size of the screen it is being viewed upon.
Beyond Conflict Ltd

This is the Beyond Conflict Ltd website, a simple and clean responsive website. Beyond Conflict Ltd is the founding organisation behind The National Register of Mediators and the nrm network.
This website is built using Photoshop, CSS and HTML5.

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Emma Nail and Beauty Care

Emma Nail and Beauty Care is a salon based in Blanchardstown, who can also do home visits.

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Andrew Gibson

Andrew Gibson is a Corporate Trainer, Mediator and Leadership Coach.

This responsive one-page business website is made using Photoshop, CSS, XHTML and PHP.

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Hi, I'm Dorcas. I make websites. I lecture in Digital Marketing and related stuff in the UCD Smurfit School, and also work with the UCD Innovation Academy. I love education, learning and all things creative, which could cover anything from coding to filmography to dancing! I take photos (personal Insta @dorcasz). I do consultancy. I do talks. I've written popular books on WordPress (available here and and here. Visit my personal site here.