17 reasons why responsive web design is winning the mobile wars

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Reasons why responsive web
design is winning the mobile wars
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1. Microsoft uses it..

iPhone (240) iPad (480)

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2. PepsiCo uses it..

iPhone (240) iPad (480)

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3. Wikipedia uses it..

iPhone (240) iPad (480)

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4. Dairy Queen uses it…

iPhone (240) iPad (480)

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5. About.com uses it..

iPhone (240) iPad (480)

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6. Bigfoot uses it…..

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6. Oh…Sorry….Correction, I've been told that
Bigfoot DOES NOT use it…..

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6. Norton uses it..

iPhone (240) iPad (480)

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7. Arizona State uses it….

iPhone (240) iPad (480)

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8. Novartis uses it….

iPhone (240) iPad (480)

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9. Sony uses it….

iPhone (240) iPad (480)

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10. Google recommends it…

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Even more on Google really liking it

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Yep, Google sure does like it….

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Did we already tell you that
Google recommends it?

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11. Microsoft endorses it…

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12. So does WC3….

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Rwd BIGGEST Benefits….

13.
Single website
for all devices
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Rwd BIGGEST Benefits….

14.
Almost eliminates the
need for Photoshop

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Rwd BIGGEST Benefits….

15.
Enables fast
site-wide changes

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Rwd BIGGEST Benefits….

16.
Search engines favor it

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Rwd BIGGEST Benefits….

17.
It makes your content
KING
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