11 things to avoid when planning a responsive web interface

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Post by katzboaz » Thu, May 01, 2014, 3:04 PM UTC

11 things to avoid when planning a responsive web interface
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Re: 11 things to avoid when planning a responsive web interface

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Post by noir_lord » Thu, May 01, 2014, 3:36 PM UTC

Lots of these are nice points but how did I miss the emulation tools in Chrome, this article was worth the entire read and more just for that, stunningly useful! (I already use the similar thing in Firefox).

EDIT: Having played with it this is fantastic, been able to lock an emulation to the developer tools makes flipping back and forth vastly easier.

Re: 11 things to avoid when planning a responsive web interface

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Post by katzboaz » Thu, May 01, 2014, 3:38 PM UTC

noir_lord wrote: post #2

Lots of these are nice points but how did I miss the emulation tools in Chrome , this article was worth the entire read and more just for that, stunningly useful! (I already use the similar thing in Firefox). EDIT: Having played with it this is fantastic, been able to lock an emulation to the developer tools makes flipping back and forth vastly easier.

Ya! ;)

Re: 11 things to avoid when planning a responsive web interface

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Post by emboro » Thu, May 01, 2014, 4:24 PM UTC

amazeballs!

Re: 11 things to avoid when planning a responsive web interface

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Post by pepsicoke » Sat, May 03, 2014, 3:14 AM UTC

Point taken on reminding devs to break out of the popular WebKit + OSX environment to do IE, but seriously, no one is using Windows Mobile. I can't find any record of it coming in above 1% of any major browser stat reports. Total waste of time.