What are responsive designs?
A responsive design, also known as a responsive web design is a way to allow to change its appearance depending on what device the website is viewed on. Responsive design is important in web design as it will stay consistent no matter where you view it. It is about using HTML and CSS to automatically resize, hide, shrink or enlarge a website to make it look good on all devices.
Task
For todays task I am going to be designing a responsive website outlining the importance of being carbon neutral, I need to consider the transition of fossil fuels to carbon neutral. Before designing a carbon neutral webpage I have been asked to look an existing template on Elementor, then I looked on the responsive mode and seen the difference if the site is viewed on tablet, desktop or phone. This will give me an idea on how I should choose to layout my design across all devices.
Figure 1 – Photography template on PC 
Figure 2 – Template viewed on tablet 
Figure 3 – Template viewed on phone
Carbon Neutral campaign
Here is my campaign if viewed on computer. The text, photos and banners are larger as the computer has a large screen, this makes it easier to present information & to make it legible. For the campaign I added imagery of the sky, nature as the background to let the viewer see what my cause is about.
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clear blue sky background – Bing images
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World Economic Forum (n.d.). World has 42% chance of breaching 1.5 degrees if emissions stopped today. [online] World Economic Forum. Available at: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/06/world-has-42-chance-of-breaching-1-5-degrees-if-emissions-stopped-today-new-study-finds/ [Accessed 2023].