> And the ratio of the time invested in beautifying your website, to the quality of usability improves is almost negligible. Having had many companies hire me

> And the ratio of the time invested in beautifying your website, to the quality of usability improves is almost negligible. Having had many companies hire me and my company to "beautify" their site for the sake of usability and performance, and subsequently measuring the improvement, my response would be that you just haven't run into the situation yet. Additionally, history on the web tells us that hardware likely won't standardize on any resolutions in the near future, which is the problem that RWD is intended to solve. The problem exists now and the solution exists now. All that's standing in your way is learning how to implement RWD correctly and efficiently. Here's a few links to get you started: http://www.jannahagan.com/2012/05/responsive-web-design-resources-for-absolute-beginners/ http://www.jannahagan.com/2012/05/responsive-web-design-reso...