Description: Non-Responsive Design refers to a website that does not adapt to different screen sizes, negatively impacting user experience and performance. This design approach is based on a fixed structure, where page elements are designed for a specific screen size, typically that of a desktop computer. As a result, users accessing the site from mobile devices or tablets may experience difficulties in navigating, reading, or interacting with the content. Key characteristics of non-responsive design include a lack of flexibility in layout, longer loading times due to unoptimized images and elements, and an inconsistent user experience. In a world where internet access via mobile devices is increasingly common, non-responsive design has become less relevant, as it does not meet the expectations of modern users seeking a smooth and accessible experience on any device. Therefore, while some sites still use this approach, the general trend has shifted towards responsive design, which allows for dynamic adaptation to different screen resolutions, thus improving both usability and overall site performance.
