The document discusses responsive web design, including its concept of designers and developers working together, flexible grid layouts that resize and rearrange elements, considerations for different devices like touch screens, and whether a site needs to be responsive by discussing pros and cons like extra work and costs but supporting all devices.

1. S e e It in A c t io n F ir s t !

2. S o , w h a t ’ s r e s p o n s iv e w e b
d e s ig n ?
- The Concept
- Designers & Developers work together
- Future of Internet
- Tablets' Battle

3. F le x ib le g r id
- Fixed width style and centered content
- Beyond the liquid layout concept
- Elements are essentially resized & rearranged
- Multiple column systems

4. C o n s id e r a t io n s f o r d if f e r e n t
d e v ic e s
- Apple’s specific meta tag
- Responsive borders on images
- Fingers are not as precise as mouse cursor
- Left Handed & Right Handed
- Visual Feedback “It's called responsive so Response!”

5. D o e s y o u r s it e n e e d t o b e
r e s p o n s iv e ?
- Creating separate versions (Less Data & Easier)
- Display=none property (Still consumes bandwidth)
- Responsive Works Great in Massive Monitors too
- No Zoom in / Zoom out anymore
- Extra Amount of work (CSS Creation)
- Extra Costs (Design & Developing)