Responsive User Interface
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A Responsive User Interface is a interactive user interface that automatically adjusts and adapts smoothly to different screen sizes, and devices to provide an optimal viewing experience.
- Context:
- It can dynamically reorganize and resize content, adapting the layout based on the screen's size and orientation.
- It can support features like flexible layouts, responsive images, and fluid grids to provide seamless user interaction.
- It can improve user interaction and accessibility, making a website or application usable on various platforms and devices.
- It can significantly contribute to enhancing the overall user experience.
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- Example(s):
- A E-commerce Website that changes its layout when accessed on a smartphone, such as enabling a one-column layout, simplifying navigation, and displaying images and text appropriately.
- A News Application that adjusts the size and layout of news articles and images depending on the user's device orientation and screen size.
- A Web-based Software Application that ensures that its features and functionalities are available and adaptable to different devices for smooth user interaction.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- A Fixed Layout User Interface that does not adjust or adapt its design based on the screen size or device.
- See: User Experience Design, Mobile Design Principles, Adaptive User Interface, Web Design.