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What is a "Responsive Design" anyway?
Simple. A responsive design is a set of seperate but related designs for a single website to be activated at different screen sizes. For instance, say you have a lovely, yet large, image slideshow smack dab in the middle of your homepage and underneath you have a few well-placed boxes of content. This design may look perfect on a desktop or laptop computer, but when you open it up on your smartphone, the page just looks too darn small!
That's where the "responsive" design comes in.
Our specially designed templates will recognize the screen size and reposition or resize the elements on the screen accordingly, so every visitor gets the best and clearest experience, regardless of how they're viewing your site. It works when you resize your browser's window too! And the best part is that you don't have to lift a finger, we've got you covered. Check out the examples below or resize this page!

  • Full
    Screen

    Ideal for:
    Desktops, Laptops, TVs

  • Medium Screen

    Ideal for:
    iPad, Surface, Kindle Fire, Other Tablets

  • Small Screen

    Ideal for:
    iPhone, Android, iPod, Other Smartphones

 
 
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Saul
Saul

I was looking through your website and saw that you are offering social network management. I will probably register just for that. I have a lot of information spread out all over the place, and wouldn't mind being able to combine it all into one pretty package. Looking forward to some new website themes.

Frequent Questions

Do you build Facebook pages?

Quick answer is no, however we do offer Facebook page tab content.  If you are not familiar with what this means, you should read through our Facebook Part 1 and Facebook Part 2 articles.  The first article explains how to creat a facebook page, the second helps you set up a page tab that would be driven via Find Your Net network.  All steps are well demonstrated.


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