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July 11, 2012
The case for responsive web content: it's all about the users
Every design discipline and concept comes back to the same place: the 'user'.
"Most responsive design projects start out as a functional or technical endeavour. I know our projects often do. But if responsive web design is device-agnostic, aimed at people instead of devices, we should try to finally step away from the technical and functional approach, and truly start to put content first."
(Christiaan W. Lustig a.k.a. @ChristiaanWLstg ~ .net magazine)
Posted by PJB at July 11, 2012 3:42 PM | Classification: Content strategy