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What does this mean? Greater support?They've been pushing RWD since 2013 and I have still yet to believe it's "required". There's certainly nothing wrong with it when it's done properly, but for many websites I still don't see it being necessary and I absolutely see the benefits of adaptive design.Some of the responsive sites I've seen as of late have so much CSS jammed in them for different screen sizes that they might as well be adaptive - they haven't saved any work, they've just managed to use the same content in multiple layouts without changing the code. I would rather offer the different layouts in fixed groupings, each optimized on it's own for the target devices.
What does this mean? Greater support?
They've been pushing RWD since 2013 and I have still yet to believe it's "required". There's certainly nothing wrong with it when it's done properly, but for many websites I still don't see it being necessary and I absolutely see the benefits of adaptive design.
Some of the responsive sites I've seen as of late have so much CSS jammed in them for different screen sizes that they might as well be adaptive - they haven't saved any work, they've just managed to use the same content in multiple layouts without changing the code. I would rather offer the different layouts in fixed groupings, each optimized on it's own for the target devices.
