Still, web designers must always create a responsive design because there are various screen sizes and each screen size has its own layout. Most users visit a website through their phones or tablets so the web designer must consider them and design a layout that is friendly to this kind of user. Below are some best practices in web designing.
1. Use Relative Units
Relative units are em, rem, lh, vw, vh while cm, mm, in, pc, px, and pt are absolute units. Use relative units because it’s easy to generate the desired outcome.
2. When to prioritize
Most web designers suggest that mobile layout should be prioritized but it actually depends on the site’s objectives. If its purpose is to display news or blogs, then the designer must do mobile first. But if the site contains a certain tool or interface that helps the business, or has an intricate user interface, then prioritize the desktop version.
3. Use System Fonts to load faster
A website always requests things from a server or load the necessary stuff to be displayed. Web fonts actually slow load times but system fonts are faster to load because it’s a default font.
4. Use Vector Image
Vector images are more scalable than bitmap or any image-related files. It won’t lose its quality or pixelated when resized.






