This feels like it's arguing for limitations, and i'm never a fan of that. The argument that responsive design is not worth it, because some people do bad resp

This feels like it's arguing for limitations, and i'm never a fan of that. The argument that responsive design is not worth it, because some people do bad responsive design (or even most do bad responsive design) is pretty odd. To carry that same sort of argument out into anything in life would land you in serious life lessons. Yes, responsive design takes more time (no matter how you slice it). And, yes, sometimes it's not needed. Those should just be obvious to any developer worth their salt. Like everything considered when developing a website - weigh it all, figure out what's best for the project and it's users. Most definitely - time/money will be a factor in those considerations sometimes. All I can think is the writer of this article hasn't seen how powerful responsive design can be?