One Size Fits All: Responsive Web Design

@kzhu91
Katie ZhuSuch a beautiful thin sans font. Feet away from design gurus @mirandamulligan and @beep / #ona11 #design
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Miranda Mulligan

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Ethan Marcotte and Miranda Mulligan

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@kzhu91
Katie Zhu#Design is not just about the final deliverable. It’s about the process. #ona11
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@robyntomlin
robyntomlin@beep: Responsive design is a marriage between visual web design and interaction design processes. #ona11
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@RaqAlmeida
Raquel AlmeidaDiscover the problem+ design+ develop = deliver #ONA11 #responsivedesign
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Mobile needs to be the starting point. -Ethan Marcotte

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@chrisboutet
Chris Boutet.@beep references this 2009 article on why we need to be designing on the web for mobile first. http://t.co/klaYIpmc #ona11 #design
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@nielbekker
Niel Bekker“Mobile and desktop have become synonyms for less & more” – @beep points out that desktop sites often serve much more than users want/need
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@markstencel
Mark StencelVital! @beep warns: “less functional” mobile #design can create “traps,” desire for “escape hatch.” Example: Flickr experience #ona11
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@jrue
Jeremy RueIn fluid width design, @beep promotes CSS rule max-width:100% to allow images render at any size that it needs. #ona11 #design
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@ap_sims
$(‘.andrewsims’)@brianboyer // seeing the hard stuff should get people excited about learning and making things themselves! does for me! // @beep
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@rachelnixon
Rachel Nixon"There is no mobile web" – suggested reading from Stephen Hay http://t.co/t5SyGNLm #design #ONA11
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@jess_lum
Jessica LumFlexible images for a flexible responsive #design? I wonder how the photo editors feel about that. 2 versions of same image online. #ONA11
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@A_L
Al ShawLots of open source code came out of the Boston Globe redesign, respond.js, responsive-images.js sez @beep #ona11
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