Responsive Design

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1. The primary design principle underlying the Web’s
   usefulness and growth is universality.
   The Web should be usable by people with disabilities.
   It must work with any form of information, be it a
   document or a point of data, and information of any
   quality—from a silly tweet to a scholarly paper.
   And it should be accessible from any kind of
   hardware that can connect to the Internet:
   stationary or mobile, small screen or large.
   —Tim Berners-Lee
   Long Live the Web
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3. print
   

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4. print
   

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5. print
   

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6. Grid
   System
   + The
   Page
   order constraint
   control
   

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7. web
   

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8. control
   web
   

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9. Table
   Layout
   The
   Browser
   order constraint
   control
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10. CSS The
    Browser
    order constraint
    control
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11. The
    Browser
    unknown
    

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13. speed
    unknown
    capability
    size
    

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14. size
    640 x 480
    800 x 600
    1024 x 768
    fixed
    

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15. flexible
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16. The control which designers know in the print
    medium, and often desire in the web medium, is
    simply a function of the limitation of the printed page.
    We should embrace the fact that the web
    doesn’t have the same constraints, and
    design for this flexibility.”
    —John Allsopp
    A Dao of Web Design
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17. WYSIWTF
    

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20. speed
    capability
    size
    unknown
    

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21. mobile web
    desktop
    tablet
    

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22. one web
    flexible
    

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23. Rather than tailoring disconnected designs to each of
    an ever-increasing number of web devices, we can
    treat them as facets of the same experience. We can
    design for an optimal viewing experience, but embed
    standards-based technologies into our designs to
    make them not only more flexible, but more
    adaptive to the media that renders them.”
    —Ethan Marcotte
    Responsive Web Design
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24. It’s my belief that in order to embrace designing
    native layouts for the web – whatever the device –
    we need to shed the notion that we create layouts
    from a canvas in. We need to flip it on its head, and
    create layouts from the content out.”
    —Mark Boulton
    A Richer Canvas
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25. My love for responsive centers around the idea that
    my website will meet you wherever you are
    —from mobile to full-blown desktop and anywhere
    in between.”
    —Trent Walton
    Fit To Scale
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27. ...squishing down a
    desktop site.”
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    responsive design is...
    

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28. ...all about mobile.”
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    responsive design is...
    

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29. ...a front-end
    development technique.”
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    responsive design is...
    

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30. ...fine for documents, but
    not for web apps.”
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    responsive design is...
    

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31. ...ignoring context.”
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    responsive design is...
    

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32. Mind reading is no way to base
    fundamental content decisions.”
    —Mark Kirby
    The Mobile context
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37. ...the only viable
    approach.”
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    responsive design is...
    

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