Website for Kitchen worktops client

**AlbertDavid** · 11 June 2019, 05:11 AM

Looks really neat. Good work on the site. Not sure if the space in the left and right of header was intended, but overall, nice.

**Initiostar** · 11 June 2019, 03:52 PM

Liked the layout and the way the site responds to resizing in a browser. Please could you tell me how you achieved that level of responsiveness? multiple variants and autofit? It scales very well on a 4K screen down to mobile. Thanks Gary

**pauland** · 11 June 2019, 05:03 PM

Originally Posted by Initiostar

Liked the layout and the way the site responds to resizing in a browser. Please could you tell me how you achieved that level of responsiveness? multiple variants and autofit? It scales very well on a 4K screen down to mobile. Thanks Gary

I didn't make the site, but I can say it was made using Wordpress rather than Xara software, so it's fully responsive.

**Cloud** · 16 June 2019, 02:45 PM

As Paul says, the site was created in WordPress. There might be a way to do this with xara but not used it for a while. One of the benefits of WordPress is that one doesn't have to think too much about responsiveness, its mostly handled by the theme.

**behzad** · 16 June 2019, 11:12 PM

As always nice work, but no offence to you, I am talking overall. Websites are all looking the same, columns and rows due to responsiveness. I prefer Xara, that way I can design as I wish for the mobile version.

**pauland** · 16 June 2019, 11:20 PM

Originally Posted by behzad

As always nice work, but no offence to you, I am talking overall. Websites are all looking the same, columns and rows due to responsiveness. I prefer Xara, that way I can design as I wish for the mobile version.

SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Cough.. ;-)

Yes, sites do look similar, but that says more about the web designer than using Wordpress or Xara.

https://www.creativebloq.com/web-des...press-11121165

**behzad** · 17 June 2019, 01:59 AM

I think again not referring to this case, overall designers are no longer designers and have limited their creativity by using templates and technology that has driven speed over creativity to deliver for the budget. I get it, when a client does not have enough money, most tend to resort to templates and you see examples galore. I mean look at DIV and you can see that every site is a sister or a brother of another LOL. Paul, no need to cut and paste my (Site under construction) to glorify yourself over my comments. Have a look at a few websites I did in the xara gallery. You have taken my comment which was a general one and thrown it at my face and made it a personal message. Really sad that you do that.