In this discussion, you will consider the challenges of designing a responsive and accessible website for a fictional client.

The Client:

Meet "Eco Chic," a small business that sells handmade, sustainable fashion accessories made from recycled materials. The owner, Sarah, has always been passionate about sustainability and fashion, and she started Eco Chic as a way to combine her two passions and make a difference in the world.

Sarah has been using social media to sell her products and has gained a small, loyal following, but she knows that she needs a professional website to truly grow her business. She has hired your team to design a website for Eco Chic that is both visually appealing and easy to use.

Sarah wants the website to showcase her unique products, including handbags, scarves, and jewelry, and she wants it to be easy for customers to browse and purchase items. Since she has been using social media to sell her products, she has a considerable mobile device following already established.

Your Task:

Given what you've learned this week regarding Progressive Web Apps (PWA), and Responsive Web Design, what design recommendations would you suggest for Eco Chic? What design considerations should be taken into account when creating a responsive and accessible website for this client? Outline some potential benefits from either a PWA or responsive website that would address Sarah's needs and business goals. Are there any trade-offs to your recommendations?

Things to Consider:

- What screen layouts should the site be adapted to?

- Are there any techniques that would assist mobile users (or users with low bandwidth) specifically?

- Review some of the case studies found below to provide some real-world context.