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franze probably intended "responsive" to have its dictionary meaning - "not sluggish".
by Arnavion 11y ago
franze probably intended "responsive" to have its dictionary meaning - "not sluggish".
- acdha 11y agoIt's possible but in the context of web design “responsive” has had a specialized meaning for many years, going back to a very influential article in 2010 which grouped older practices under that term: http://alistapart.com/article/responsive-web-design http://alistapart.com/article/responsive-web-design It's somewhat unlikely that anyone working in front-end development in 2016 would assume the generic usage.
- franze 11y agoNope. Responsive as in "Resppnsive website". But instead of views I should have written "breakpoints". Said that: breakpoints get misused as device dependent views regularly, implementing complex .hidden CSS mambo jumbo. So yes, for me breakpoints are views (even if the should not be)