What is Adaptive Design?

Adaptive Design is a layout approach that customizes fixed breakpoints to suit specific devices. This method ensures that users have an optimized viewing experience tailored to the screen size and resolution of their devices.

When to use Adaptive Design?

Use Adaptive Design when you want to provide a unique layout experience for different devices. It is particularly effective for ensuring functionality and aesthetics across various platforms, such as desktops, tablets, and smartphones.

When not to use Adaptive Design?

Avoid using Adaptive Design when your application requires fluid layouts that can adapt to a wide range of screen sizes without fixed breakpoints. In such cases, Responsive Design may be a more suitable approach.

What is the anatomy of Adaptive Design?

The anatomy of Adaptive Design includes defining specific breakpoints for various devices, creating unique layouts for each breakpoint, and ensuring that content is optimized for performance and usability across all targeted devices.