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June 8, 2011
Where are the Mobile First Responsive Web Designs?
"Mobile first design is primarily about the starting point. After a site is complete, how can I tell whether or not the developer started from the mobile and built up to desktop or started from the desktop and whittled down to mobile? I didn't want to have to tear apart over a hundred sites in the Mediaqueri.es gallery to find the handful of mobile first sites. I needed some way to narrow the number of sites I cared about to some sort of manageable number."
(Jason Grigsby a.k.a. @grigs ~ Cloud Four)
courtesy of lukew
Posted by PJB at June 8, 2011 9:20 AM | Classification: Mobile design - Technology