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Boilerplate for Responsive, Mobile-Friendly Development

• frankdenbow 15y ago
  Was looking to do exactly this on my own. Will try it out!
• rglover 15y ago
  At first I thought "not another one," but Dave has really done some great work. Simple, lightweight, and beautiful. Not to mention he provides a great set of media queries to aid with responsive designs and a handful of basic elements (forms, buttons, and a tab system). Definitely going to employ this for "quickie" projects or documentation pages.
• antidaily 15y ago
  Related: http://mediaqueri.es/ http://mediaqueri.es/ It's "a collection of responsive designs". Some great examples in there. Also: http://www.angrycreative.se/projekt/less-framework/ http://www.angrycreative.se/projekt/less-framework/ Another nice media query framework, though a bit more complicated.
• thisisblurry 15y ago
  This is a great little project! Somewhat related: http://html5boilerplate.com/mobile http://html5boilerplate.com/mobile
• berberich 15y ago
  I'm going to have to spend a bit of time comparing this to Andy Clarke's 320 and Up[1]. From what I can tell so far, the difference appears to be philosophical - desktop first vs mobile first. [1]: http://stuffandnonsense.co.uk/projects/320andup/ http://stuffandnonsense.co.uk/projects/320andup/
• redemade 15y ago
  performance nitpicks: * 3 separate requests for unminified css files * 50 equal signs for every html and css comment (and there are a lot)
• arnemart 15y ago
  This is pretty, but I really think the grid should be fluid, and not just jump between states.