A responsive website is one that allows users to access it from any technological device, ensuring optimal display and layout regardless of the device used. Metrics and analytics confirm that with the rise of smartphones, their rapid use for searches necessitates an adaptable design. Each device has different configurations, so the design must be developed to ensure websites are viewable on all devices. Another key aspect of responsive design is fast page and image loading times. Responsive web design is achieved by resizing and adapting elements to the width and height of the device screen, resulting in optimal viewing and an enhanced user experience.

Accessibility

In 2008, Chile joined the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. In this way, within the new context of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), the country is committed to promoting the use of support for people with disabilities to access information via the internet. In the design, you can also integrate image titles, links, and text so that reading programs for people with visual impairments can access the information audibly. JAWS is a reading software that converts the words on web pages into speech, so that people with visual impairments can use the website through command-based navigation.