Types of Screen

People have different sizes of devices. Suppose you want the website to look the same across all devices and engage large groups of users. In that case, CSS rules can help us achieve responsiveness and enhance usability across various screens with full consistency. Each screen has a different resolution, and it’s the web designer’s responsibility to keep the content and visualization fit across all screens and devices.

Below, we are giving a bride on various types of screens:

• Desktop Screen: They have small to extra-large screens. It is a bit complex to optimize the interaction, web design, and content, but necessary.
• Laptop: Screen size range is 11 inches to 17 inches. The resolution is smaller, but because of the portability characteristic perfect for everyone. So, the website should be responsive as per the laptop screen resolution.
• Tablet: They are available with 7-12 inch screen size with touch input interactions, keyboard, and track, so web design should be as per the standards.
• Smartphone: We need to focus on usability for better touch interaction. These devices generally are available with input, 4-7 inch screen size, and resolution.
• Television: They have different screen resolutions so, they need to optimize the web design considering the distance and navigation with a remote controller and tv.
• Game Console: They have unique interfaces with input methods, and can be accessed over web or tv.
• Wearable Devices: Need to optimise clear vision, glances, and content for AR glasses and small head-up.
• Smartwatch: Need to optimize design and usability for tiny screen focusing on minimalistic design and clear visuals.
• E-reader: The devices that display digital content: ex: Amazon Kindle

A website is a beautiful convergence of art, tech, and science. It reflects all in the web design field. To craft a fully functional, appealing, intuitive, user-friendly HTML, CSS, and Javascript are the three major parts of web design. HTML is like a document skeleton; CSS manages the visuals and layout, and JS manages events and functionality. The blend of three languages makes a perfect front end.

Here, in this blog, we are sharing some CSS rules to make essential adjustments and make the webpage look more impressive and intuitive across all screens.