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Old 01-14-2013, 02:26 PM   PM User | #1
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Responsive designs... where do I start?

So I have made a few websites and have almost completed a new one for myself. Much to my frustration after looking on another monitor realised I probably should have made it responsive.

I have never made a responsive website and honestly don't know where to start. I am also wondering if I can convert the one I have just completed?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Here is my Website Link
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That's a little harsh Stephan. I have looked online but I wasnt sure what the best method was!!
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The “best” method for true responsiveness is to use CSS media queries. But it’s not the solution for everything, especially if you’re thinking of mobile devices because there are more things to consider like data transfer rates etc. So ideally one would provide a specific mobile version of a website if it’s more than just the layout that needs consideration.
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