14 December

For Christmas, I offer you a little Topo-Graphic on the 10 good practices of “Responsive design”,

Lately, my mind has been captivated by the constant evolution of mobile devices. With the proliferation of mobile platforms and even alternative terminal formats, designers of online sites and services are tearing their hair out to find solutions to this problem of web adaptation.

So how do you make an interface readable on a multitude of screens while remaining visually appealing on large ones? One answer, and in my opinion one of the best alternatives, is Responsive Web Design. Indeed, in recent years, the profession has embraced responsive design, a true playground for web strategists!

I therefore propose 10 good practices of responsive design in the form of an infographic which will give you the main principles of this design technique which captivates the web profession.

 
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Adrien Franceskini – UX-Activist @UX-Republic
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