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Responsive Web Design - Lightening Talk

Tom Morgan
January 15, 2012

Responsive Web Design - Lightening Talk

A quick talk I gave in Jan 2012 about responsive web design and why I thought it was interesting and worthwhile.

Tom Morgan

January 15, 2012
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  1. Responsive
    Web Design
    Feb 2012

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  2. All the web enabled devices, put your hands up!

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  3. Device!
    Location! Context!
    Screen size! Processor
    speed! JavaScript!
    Flash! Media Queries!
    Drink! Girls!
    Feck!

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  4. Highest common denominator
    Universal access?

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  5. A different website for each device
    Optimum experience?

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  6. Responsive Web Design
    The Hannah Montana Solution

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  7. “Mobile first”
    What is your key content?
    What are your key features?

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  8. Adaptive content
    Progressive enhancement

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  9. Fluid grids
    Multiple break points

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  10. Emerging technical solutions
    A clear trajectory

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  11. the web
    print
    desktop
    apps
    Ugh! God!
    I HATE you! You’re so
    embarrassing!!!

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  12. New ways of working

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  13. Designers Developers

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  14. It could always have been this way

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  16. Ceci n'est pas une photographie

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  17. What it was all along

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  18. “ The primary design principle underlying the Web’s
    usefulness and growth is universality. When you make a
    link, you can link to anything. [...] 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
    http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=long-live-the-web

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  20. t
    Luke Wroblewski
    Ethan Marcotte
    Simon Collison
    Jeremy Keith
    Bryan Rieger
    I stole it all from
    these guys!
    Google these names for
    more information on
    Responsive Web Design!
    @morganesque

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