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As we knew it already, we're living in a post-PC world making way for more of smart phones where responsive and adaptive design techniques rule the day. How do we deal with this tectonic shift in user behaviour?

There are literally thousands of CMS's out there but the most common ones in today's market are Drupal, Joomla and WordPress.

WordPress, over the years, has shown its willingness to constantly adapt to emerging trends to dominate the CMS market, and combat its alternatives by a wide margin. Recently, a large-scale update known as WordPress 4.0 includes over 250 improvements to the platform.

It's not desktops any more. Mobile phones have long replaced them as the primary device for web browsing what with the proliferation of smartphones, tablets and e-readers. Chrome, Firefox, IE, all of them are now readable on mobile devices. But does that guarantee viewership for your site. No. Not if your site's not responsive. Being responsive means having scalable and adjustable images that adapt to mobile device settings.

There are many tools available in the market that aid web developers in creating responsive and adaptive websites. In this blog, we look at the best among them and how they can be of use to the user.

The user today is not accessing your website through the desktop. He is accessing it via his mobile. So, it is important that your website focuses on using a more adaptable design and serving lesser content with more images.

What is it that makes a website responsive? A responsive website needs to be adaptable to the viewing preferences of the user.

Highly recommended by Google, a responsive website design comes to enhance your website optimization process. It is an important aspect for online merchants who consider enhancing a website user interface as highly adaptive to all screen sizes for major devices like tablets, laptops and desktop viewing.

There has been an explosion in the use of responsive web design when developing any website that use one base of code and one base of content that are optimized for the devices they are displayed on. In this age of burgeoning smartphones and tablets, the value of this technique is increasing in proportion adapting to changing user behavior. Let's have a few reasons compiled here to why a online business lead should invest in responsive design?

When it comes to retail shopping, an average American consumer looks not only brand differentiation and value offering but also a brand that is connected to them digitally. Mobile is no longer about adapting a cookie-cutter solution but an integrated part of the entire business proposition.

The web development landscape has changed significantly. Many companies aren't stuck using old development standards and haven't yet adapted to modern principles, and their applications (and business) suffer as a result.