In a recent post responsive web design – should we turn it off I mentioned that we’re all still learning when it comes to responsive design, so I thought I’d share the things I’ve personally discovered recently.
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Responsive web design – should we turn it off?
There is always plenty of talk about responsive web design (RWD) and a few articles have jumped out at me recently.
- Seven potential downsides for using responsive design
- Zooming Squishes
- Turning off responsive design
I have a few thoughts, of course, and some approaches to stuff myself.
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A look ahead to the rest of 2012
A little late, this post was supposed to go up on Six Revisions at the start of the year as “Five things that will keep shaping the web in 2012” however there were a few issues over there so I’ve decided to publish it here anyway. As it was written at the end of December some of the things may already have moved on a little.
So having looked back at last year’s predictions and having survived a sober new years eve (I was driving and had places to be on New year’s day) I’m back to have a look at what 2012 might have in store for us.
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A look back at my 2011 predictions for the web
Having made my predictions on what will effect the web for a couple of years running on the Six Revisions website I’ve had a look back at last years predictions before jumping in again.
Head over to Six Revisions to read A Review of a Web Designer’s 2011 Predictions.
A quick chat about Fireworks
I’m not sure what you use for your design work but I’ve used Adobe Fireworks as my primary tool for quite a while (back when it was Macromedia Fireworks). I’ve had a quick chat over about the using it over on Fireworksinterviews.com, you can check it out here http://fireworksinterviews.com/dave-sparks.