When you create a website with Wix, it automatically adjusts to look great on any screen. That’s because Wix uses responsive design, which means that your site will automatically rescale to fit any screen size, whether it’s a phone, tablet, or computer.
But why does Wix look different on different screens? The answer lies in how responsive design works.
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When you create a website with Wix, the site is actually built using a series of code blocks that are stacked on top of each other. Each code block contains information about how your site should look on different screen sizes.
However, this can also cause some problems. For example, if you’re using Wix to create a website for a business, you’ll want to make sure that it looks good on all devices. Otherwise, potential customers may have a hard time finding your website or understanding what your business is about.
To avoid this, you should test your website on as many devices as possible before publishing it. You can use the Wix Mobile Simulator to test how your website will look on different devices. Simply enter your website’s URL and select the device you want to test it on.
You should also keep an eye on your website after it’s been published. If you notice that it’s not looking good on certain devices, you can make changes to improve the experience for those users.
So when you view your site on a phone, the code blocks rearrange themselves to fit the smaller screen. And when you view your site on a computer, the code blocks rearrange themselves to fit the larger screen.
That’s why your site looks different on different screens.
But don’t worry! Wix takes care of all the heavy lifting for you.
All you need to do is create your website and let Wix do the rest.
Why Does Wix Look Different on Different Screens? The answer lies in how responsive design works. When you create a website with Wix, the site is actually built using a series of code blocks that are stacked on top of each other.
So when you view your site on a phone, the code blocks rearrange themselves to fit the smaller screen. That’s why your site looks different on different screens.
