It’s Saturday night and you’re going out with your friends. You get out your phone and pull up a ride share app to arrange your transportation. As the page is loading, a note appears that your ride will be found within the next minute and a countdown starts on your screen. As you tap your foot, the first minute passes and the next thirty seconds seem to drag on for eternity. After the time is up, the page continues to load. You’re now wondering if it’s going to find you a ride at all, so you open up the competitor’s app and give them a shot at securing your ride. Even if this scenario doesn’t sound familiar to you, it’s a reality for many people. In this dog-eat-dog world, responsive web design tips are necessary for success. Read on to learn what you need to do. 1. Optimize Your Site for Multi-Device Usage Responsive website design refers to the programming of a website so that it realigns text and images automatically when a device is reorien...