Responsive Web Design is about developing a website that will automatically adjust to any device screen size. MMT Digital focuses on a content centric approach to RWD which enables us to make the best use of website content on any screen size that technology throws our way in the future.

1. Responsive Web Design: How to maximise your content for
devices that haven’t been invented yet
James Cannings

9. “Mobile users want to see our menu,
hours and delivery number. Desktop users
definitely want this 1Mb png of someone
smiling at a salad.”

13. Mobile-first RWD

14. Great article on Responsive Typography:
• http://informationarchitects.net/blog/responsiv
e-typography-the-basics/
Great article on the science behind column widths
and text sizes:
• http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2013/03/0
1/logical-breakpoints-responsive-design/

25. The future?
@media (max-resolution: 131dpi) and (min-width: 767px) > {
}
@media (max-resolution: 341dpi) and (min-width: 767px) > {
}

26. Focus on the content
Not the devices
Embrace the squishiness
Let the content define the breakpoints
Progressively enhance the UX
Start with the LCD
Embrace new technology
But make sure it works on IE6!
But don’t compromise the experience on older devices

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