>It's not and never has been a static medium like paper. It's not limited to a specific size and shape like paper, and should not be treated as if it were. I o

>It's not and never has been a static medium like paper. It's not limited to a specific size and shape like paper, and should not be treated as if it were. I often get "print first" page layouts, created from dynamic data that can have varying amounts of content. These pages also have to work in mobile and desktop browsers and look good on all of them. I don't find it to be that difficult. Sure it takes a little longer, but it's what the job requires. Media queries make it all possible, as well as a little bit of javascript.