I'm working on a GWT application originally built for desktop screens, but now I need to create a mobile-friendly layout that preserves all the existing functionality. This means redesigning the UI to better suit smaller screens—for example, using a hamburger menu and other space-saving elements—while ensuring that every feature works as intended.
Since I'm relatively new to GWT and UiBinder, I'm seeking guidance on best practices for adapting my UI for mobile devices. Specifically, I have a few questions:
- Responsive Design: What strategies or design patterns can I use within GWT to implement a responsive or adaptive layout?
- UiBinder Tips: Are there any tips or resources for effectively using UiBinder when designing for mobile?
- Code Reusability: How can I maintain the same functionality across both desktop and mobile versions without duplicating too much code?
Any sample code, recommended libraries, or links to useful tutorials would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help!
I'm working on a GWT application originally built for desktop screens, but now I need to create a mobile-friendly layout that preserves all the existing functionality. This means redesigning the UI to better suit smaller screens—for example, using a hamburger menu and other space-saving elements—while ensuring that every feature works as intended.
Since I'm relatively new to GWT and UiBinder, I'm seeking guidance on best practices for adapting my UI for mobile devices. Specifically, I have a few questions:
- Responsive Design: What strategies or design patterns can I use within GWT to implement a responsive or adaptive layout?
- UiBinder Tips: Are there any tips or resources for effectively using UiBinder when designing for mobile?
- Code Reusability: How can I maintain the same functionality across both desktop and mobile versions without duplicating too much code?
Any sample code, recommended libraries, or links to useful tutorials would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help!
Share Improve this question edited Mar 20 at 11:18 d1vyanshu_Nayak asked Mar 20 at 9:32 d1vyanshu_Nayakd1vyanshu_Nayak 116 bronze badges1 Answer
Reset to default 0GWT isn't really opinionated about the layout.
You are using UiBinder already, which can inject GWT widgets into your HTML.
Your task is to produce HTML and CSS (in UiBinder, for example) that gives the responsive layout that you are looking for, whether it be mobile or desktop.
An example of a CSS and javascript library for doing a responsive layout is Bootstrap .