I am new to Responsive Web Designs. And I am a little bit confused

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That if there is already an existing website and i want to make it responsive.So, do i need to develop it from the scratch or there is any other way????

Kindly tell me this...Thanks

Posted 5-Jul-14 18:42pm

NishatF

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jul-14 0:44am

"Other" than what? :-)
—SA

NishatF 6-Jul-14 0:51am

I mean any other option???

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-07-05T18:49:00

Solution 1

The question makes very, very little sense. Isn't it apparent that "from scratch", "almost from scratch", "not from scratch but by applying a set of transformations" and the like are the options which depend on many factors, first of all: 1) the value of original design; 2) the current step of the development; 3) quality of existing content; 4) the goals of design/redesign and requirements; 5) available tools; 6) your own skills; 7) your own views and working habits; 8) and a lot more?

—SA

Posted 5-Jul-14 18:49pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 5-Jul-14 18:53pm

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NishatF 6-Jul-14 1:03am

ok to make it clear......Is there any way to "convert" a HTML and CSS based website into a responsive website???

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jul-14 2:30am

It's not about a way... There is no such notion as "convert". (Don't pay attention for the names of the posts referenced in Solution 2; they are just titles somebody created.) You have "bad" site in input, want to get "good" one on output, that's all that matter. Do you mean: is there the automated way? Do you understand why the 2nd principle of thermodynamics works? This is pretty much the same. Got an idea?
—SA

Peter Leow · Answer 2 · 2014-07-05T19:49:00

Solution 2

These may help you to make up your mind:
1. Should I Convert My Site to Responsive, or Build a New One?[^]
2. Converting Your Website to Responsive Design[^]

Posted 5-Jul-14 19:49pm

Peter Leow