How to analysis Responsive VS Dynamic site?
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Hello Experts,
Can you please throw your knowledge on How to analysis Responsive VS Dynamic site? Also please suggest best tool to optimize both type of sites plus if I have to optimize manually then what is the best way?
It will help lots of people as currently google focusing more on mobile site so we can optimize our responsive and dynamic site.
Pls suggest.
Thanks!
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Hi Adamjack, did you see Dmitrii's response to your question? We would love to help you, but need some clarification first.
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Howdy,
What type of analysis are you talking about?
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