Mobile web design and Bootstrap

To keep a website up to date, mobile suitability is actually a requirement these days. A large part of traffic on a website now comes from mobile devices and therefore smaller screens than the standard desktop. It is important to take this into account when designing a website. You run the risk of missing out on traffic if your website is not suitable for mobile devices. In the beginning, a mobile website was often seen as separate and could often be recognized by m. in front of the domain name. However, this is no longer popular and is increasingly being removed. The reason for this is that it is counted as duplicate content by search engines and therefore loses position. It is therefore important that you make your website hosting from the ground up both mobile and desktop compatible. With a new website launch this is of course a lot easier than an existing one.

Mobile website

Making a mobile website can sometimes be a challenge. If you work with a CMS like WordPress hosting you can choose a theme. Working with themes can be a closed choice. Often just that one div may just not be visible properly with Mobile devices. Then you will still need to dive into the CSS code to set this correctly. With MijnHostingPartner.nl as your webhost you have all the space you need to design your website the way you want it.

Bootstrap

If you are looking for templates or proposed platforms to make a website suitable for mobile devices then you can always use Bootstrap. Bootstrap is a framework made to work easily and quickly with your CSS. Buttons and suggested design points are all pre-existing and can be programmed at lightning speed. Bootstrap is also suitable out of the box for mobile design.

CDN or host your bootstrap locally?

With a framework like bootstrap, you load the resources locally or through Bootstrap's server. This also applies to a lot of other resources. This is advisable to do via the cdn for a number of reasons. Mainly for the speed of your website and to reduce the server load. However, when the CDN is down or has other problems your website will not load properly. Therefore it is advisable to use both methods. Scott Hanselman 's blog has an interesting piece on this with an extensive guide. We recommend you to read it.