The first two posts in this series cover the generalities of responsive design. Now, we’ll start digging into some responsive layouts used widely across the Web. Imagine, if you will, that a webpage is a perfectly square waffle and each of the squares inside that waffle are a content container. If you’re a designer, you’re familiar…
One of the biggest issues with responsive design is the optimization and handling of images. If you’ve seen a responsive site, you know that images tend to squeeze down with the browser as it gets smaller. That’s all well and good, but if you’re viewing a picture of your cat on a mobile browser, it…
Responsive web design has made its way past buzzword status. In fact, it’s been more than a buzzword for a few years now. So how exactly does it affect you and why should you care? The Long and Short of It When using responsive web design, it is important to remember what the implementation won’t…