What is responsive design?
Responsive design, explained
Responsive design is an approach to building websites so that one page reshapes itself to fit whatever device someone is using. On a wide screen, content might sit in several columns; on a phone, those same elements stack into a single readable column, text stays legible, and buttons stay easy to tap. You do not build a different site for mobile - the one page simply responds.
It matters because most people now browse on their phones. If your site only looks right on a desktop, mobile visitors get tiny text, sideways scrolling, and buttons they cannot press, and they usually leave. Imagine a plumber sharing their website link over text. If the page loads cleanly on the customer's phone with a tappable Call now button, they get the job; if it is a shrunken mess, they move on. Responsive design also keeps your content above the fold in view on every device, so your hero section lands well whatever screen someone is on.
How it works in Promino
Every section in Promino is responsive by default, so you never have to think about it. As you build, each block already knows how to rearrange itself for phones, tablets, and desktops, with sensible spacing and sizing at every width.
That means no separate mobile site, no manual breakpoints, and no surprises when a customer opens your page on their phone. Your site simply looks polished everywhere, and it stays accessible too, with readable text and easy-to-use controls. Take a look at our website builder to see it in action.
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