The Users Experience Quality of Responsive Web Design on Multiple Devices

This review plans to survey the nature of users experience of responsive website design on cell phones (mobile devices) and desktop. Information were gathered from 150 understudies of Universities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, who were included to assess users experience from website outline on one of the accompanying environments (conditions): responsive website composition in both work area and PDA (mobile devices) environment and non-responsive website architecture in cell phone (mobile devices) environment. The observations of the quantity of scrolls and clicks as well as information (data) quality that has been encountered by client were taken for the measurement of user experience quality. The consequences of the ANOVA test demonstrated that responsive website architecture could keep up the client encounter nature of webpage home usefulness, content coherence, and satisfaction utilizing site yet not on the data engineering. In like manner, responsive site engineering was furthermore exhibited to reduce the measure of looking over when examining content. In any case, composition of responsive website required more scrolls and clicks than a webpage which is non-responsive when its data engineering was examined.