It does cost more, it does take longer, but it is basically worth it if only because you are delivering a better user experience on every device. That is the po

It does cost more, it does take longer, but it is basically worth it if only because you are delivering a better user experience on every device. That is the point of responsive design. Also, to that end, a good responsive design is not going to destroy your ability to navigate the page. It should make it easier. The hard part of responsive design is dealing with pages that don't always have the same layout. It is a lot of manual tweaking and better tools and frameworks are needed to make responsive design faster, easier, cheaper. It's still largely a new technique. But, after being knee deep in a responsive site redesign from the ground up, it's totally worth it for the end user.