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And, new devices are coming on to the market all the time. The key principle is to make a site that adapts to ANY device. I would generally try to avoid вЂњdevice specificвЂќ RWD. russweakley HAWK and idea on time scales on the retrofitting course вЂ“ are we talking weeks or months? OK, that brings up a good question, feedback on Bootstrap, Boilerplate, 960gs, et al, is one or another вЂњbetterвЂќ for RWD as a starting point or better off doing more of a вЂњbuild your ownвЂќ approach? about 12 months ago would have been about 20% greater in cost. However, for large projects, it can sometimes add additional costs through the process вЂ“ starting with planning, sketching, design, build. For some of my smaller sites there is no additional cost as I simply design and build for responsive as part of the process.

That is a hard question as it depends on the site.

However, does it make sense to make it device specific and when would you do that, when itвЂ™s a high traffic website? i implemented Bootstrap before on a project but not specific to any device. question: and this might seem dumb but, if i make a website responsive, do i have to make it specifically for different platforms and devices or will RWD just go across the board? Agree! But I have found it easy to convince most clients вЂ“ simply by discussing stats, the futureвЂ¦ I normally do not have to вЂњsellвЂќ the idea. Which one do people like? I read somewhere that Bootstrap is taking over the world. Then watched a Dreamweaver build using Boilerplate. Am working with Bootstrap as a framework and like it OK. How much does a responsive solution add to a budget? TaoistTotty russweakley Sometimes it is tough convincing a client that a slightly higher budget (or looser time frame) will be beneficial in the long run, they just look at the immediate ROI and not at what it might mean longer term This client had already done the design, and the designer was not really a web designer, so it was considered вЂњtoo hardвЂќ to go back to scratch and redesign. A Good question! Almost every client I have met in the last two years has immediately been sold on RWD. I will be covering retrofitting in the upcoming course вЂ“ coming very soon! Due to budgets or time, we may have to retrofit, rather than start again. why would one refuse to discuss RWD? Would it not just benefit them all the way around? From the horses mouth: вЂњAdaptive web design is just progressive enhancement вЂ“ a more holistic approach to web design in that it also takes into account markup, CSS, JavaScript and assistive technology support.вЂќ However, these days very rarely, as it has just become part of what we do. A recent client refused to discuss RWD so I had to build a fixed width site. I have also done fixed width layouts sometimes for quick prototypes. When looking a converting an existing site to being responsive, is it better to try and alter the existing code, or is it better to start the coding from scratch to be responsive? And has anyone looked at or used ? I just came across it yesterday and havenвЂ™t looked much into it, but seems interesting Are there any times where you would NOT build a site using responsive design principles? Bottom line, both are based on the idea of progressive enhancement (start with the content first and gradually add complexity) Depending on who you talk to, these two concepts are similar, though Adaptive is slightly broader in scope. Is it better to do Responsive design or adaptive/mobile or do they each have their uses/places? Thanks Tekamba вЂ“ IвЂ™m refining the process IвЂ™ll post a transcript up on SitePoint later today I have to say this was much easier to find and log into from the last Talk w/the Experts I joined several months ago, nice improvements! If it gets busy IвЂ™ll queue questions for him

If you havenвЂ™t been to one of these sessions before, itвЂ™s simple вЂ“ you ask questions and Russ answers. Here to answer questions and chat about RWD.

#Responsive site design foundation framer full#

Here is some more info on that and other upcoming sessions.ДЄnd if youвЂ™re keen to hear what went down this morning, here is a full transcript: WeвЂ™re taking a break next week but IвЂ™ll be back at 3:00pm PDT on Wed 10 July with a much requested session on Git. If you missed the session today because you didnвЂ™t know about it, you can sign up for email notifications of future sessions. Responsive Web Design resources on Learnable There werenвЂ™t a huge number of resources that came out of the hour, but those that did are listed below. Russ was on hand to chat about everything from frameworks to convincing clients of the ROI of going with a responsive solution. Our expert today was one of the original SitePoint course tutors, and now one of our most popular Learnable instructors, Russ Weakley. Our Talk with the Experts session this morning was slightly earlier than usual but that didnвЂ™t stop people from attending what turned out to be a very interesting session.