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Those aren't really my arms and legs, it's Johan Larsson's photograph (http://www.flickr.com/photos/johanl/4816110696/in/photostream/) with a screenshot of the book on top.
While it’s true that images, grids, and scaled size are extremely important when it comes to responsive website design, the typography – font styles, line length, size, spacing, etc – make a lot of difference too.
I counted 16 videos that appear in the ePub version of Ethan Marcotte's upcoming book, Responsive Web Design. They work the same as they did in Dan's book. And unfortunately, still only supported in iBooks on iOS (everyone else gets plain images).
Responsive Web Design comes out this Tuesday!
That’s why paying attention to these rules of responsive web designing will go a long way in developing the best website for your business.
Web usage on mobile phones and tablets is on phenomenal rise. But how to go about making a responsive website design or RWD? Before you start worrying, let’s guide you through designing a responsive website.
In a very sleek and contemporary design, this tie company knows the importance of having a responsive website design for e-commerce.
Ethan argued for a new definition of beauty, one that lets the web be the web, and that prizes performance over bandwidth-hogging window dressing.
Took a walk with my dear old friend Judith this morning—an ex-New Yorker who has lived in Seattle for many years. We met in college in Indiana in a different world and time. It was joyful to see how little Judith has changed, how true to her self she remains.
This was my work set-up as at 8 June 2011. I had just downloaded Ethan Marcotte's "Responsive Web Design" from A Book Apart.