Now, we have Dynamic Serving
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2024 9:48 am
When you serve content dynamically, everything is at the same URL, but you show each user different HTML/CSS depending on the device they are using.
If you visit the Rock Content blog on a desktop computer, you will be presented with a predefined desktop version of the site. However, if you visit the page from your mobile device, the URL will still be there, but you will be presented with the smartphone or tablet version of the page.
You also need to constantly create different versions of your content for new uae telegram data device s as they come out. If you don't, the website may not recognize a new device, and show them a version that looks terrible.
But how can we avoid this constant modification work? There is an answer and it is in the last alternative that we bring you.
3. Finally, we have Responsive Design
I saved the best for last!
With Responsive Design, your page's layout and content responds to each individual user. The best part? Responsive design accomplishes this without separate URLs or different HTML for each device.
In terms of being SEO friendly, responsive design outperforms all other options.
If you visit the Rock Content blog on a desktop computer, you will be presented with a predefined desktop version of the site. However, if you visit the page from your mobile device, the URL will still be there, but you will be presented with the smartphone or tablet version of the page.
You also need to constantly create different versions of your content for new uae telegram data device s as they come out. If you don't, the website may not recognize a new device, and show them a version that looks terrible.
But how can we avoid this constant modification work? There is an answer and it is in the last alternative that we bring you.
3. Finally, we have Responsive Design
I saved the best for last!
With Responsive Design, your page's layout and content responds to each individual user. The best part? Responsive design accomplishes this without separate URLs or different HTML for each device.
In terms of being SEO friendly, responsive design outperforms all other options.