How to check responsive websites offline?

Web designs can no longer be tailored to a single device. Over half of all website traffic comes from mobile devices, surpassing desktop traffic.

Considering the above market trend, you already have a basic understanding of the importance of responsive web design. Due to the plethora of handheld devices available in the market, it's crucial to test the responsiveness of websites across different screen sizes and resolutions.

But how to check the responsiveness of the website while working on it offline?

To help you with this, there are different responsive testing tools like LT Browser to check the responsiveness of websites offline across different pre-installed device viewports for mobiles, tablets, desktops, and laptops. It can help validate your web designs and how to display them on smartphones, tablets, desktops, and laptops.

To test responsive websites offline, open your website on the localhost server. After that, follow the below steps to check responsive websites offline using LT Browser.

• Download and launch the LT Browser.
• Select your preferred device viewport for MOBILE, TABLET, and DESKTOP from the left device panel.

• Enter the localhost URL (e.g., http://localhost/home_banner.webp) in the address bar and press Enter button.

LT Browser will render your locally hosted website on the selected device viewport.