Y M C M B
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- Sep 19, 2012
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old but gold :')
Which will you choose: Mobile or responsive theme?
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old but gold :')
johnbaldry99
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- Dec 17, 2010
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Most theme providers cover them in the same temaplte.Just make sure you buy one that covers both. Then you dont have to worry anymore
andersonbruce
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Thank you all for your replies. I think it is good to go with responsive theme.
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mobile site is additionally incorporate in responsive site. You have to invest tad bit more energy to make your site responsive.
You say Why? Since now a days a few individuals use mobile , a few individuals use tablet and a few individuals use desktop PC. You have to make your site for each client , easy to use. This why I lean toward responsive outline on versatile site...
But if your site is non-responsive, you just need to make its resolution between 700 to 900 pixel.. (900 pixels definitly works for mobile, Pc or tablet).. remember that put content on left side, so visitor can read easily..!
good luck!
You say Why? Since now a days a few individuals use mobile , a few individuals use tablet and a few individuals use desktop PC. You have to make your site for each client , easy to use. This why I lean toward responsive outline on versatile site...
But if your site is non-responsive, you just need to make its resolution between 700 to 900 pixel.. (900 pixels definitly works for mobile, Pc or tablet).. remember that put content on left side, so visitor can read easily..!
good luck!
and5rey
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- Oct 17, 2011
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You can check out e.g. the Divi theme from elegantthemes.som - it is a nice responsive premium WP theme that shows nicely on mobile as well. Or then there are many nice themes on themeforest. Or I also like the WP default Twenty Fifteen theme - it is responsive, too.
H00zYerDaddy
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- Jan 13, 2012
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Depends.
If I can transfer to a responsive theme without loosing traffic and revenue, I would do that hands down.
However, if my desktop is working great and generating traffic/revenue and is growing, then I'd rather do a mobile version of my site, so I don't mess with the progress.
If I can transfer to a responsive theme without loosing traffic and revenue, I would do that hands down.
However, if my desktop is working great and generating traffic/revenue and is growing, then I'd rather do a mobile version of my site, so I don't mess with the progress.