Category Archives: Responsive Web Design

 At the end of 2012, Mashable reported that 2013 would be the year of responsive web design. In the month of November of 2012, Mashable reported having been accessed on more than 2,500 different devices, and that they could build … Continue reading →

I wasn’t a huge fan this article.  I thought that his introduction was overly long, and by the time I got to the meat of the article I was bored.  There were definitely some good points made about the need … Continue reading →

I really liked the architectural comparison at the start of this passage.  I related to it especially because I just wrote my entire senior capstone on mobile advertising. A lot of the issues with advertising had to do with translating … Continue reading →

This concept of responsive web design is something we’ve been focusing on a lot lately in class. I’ve been trying very hard to incorporate a fluid layout into my Wild Cat Project in order to make it more accessible, but … Continue reading →

By designing responsively, we can not only linearize our content on smaller devices, but also optimize its presentation across a range of displays. In today’s day and age, this is very crucial. Most of us are carrying portable computers, also … Continue reading →

Reading this article I was caught by the monotony of many of these articles we read, but intrigued by the small aspects that make each differ allowing us, students, to create more efficient websites. Articles like this one, Responsive Web Design, … Continue reading →

Web design is constantly changing.  Every year or so new technology is developed making the previous technology obsolete.  Currently, the importance of responsive web design cannot be understated.  Within the next few years experts are expecting mobile browsing to outpace … Continue reading →

This was a great post about what makes up responsive web design – fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries. It’s definitely the only web design of the future as more and more screen types and sizes are introduced to … Continue reading →

I am very thankful that we discussed this topic in class, otherwise I would have been lost and little confused while reading Ethan Marcotte’s “Responsive Web Design.” As intimidating as it is, the article and it’s main content is really … Continue reading →

I understand why responsive web design is so important for the future considering I use my iPhone for internet more than my computer these days, but this article was so far beyond what I am capable of. I hope that … Continue reading →