Laziness in the Time of Responsive Design
As screens and input types evolve, we’re managing more complexity in our designs than ever before: our layouts are becoming more flexible and responsive; our interfaces, more immersive. Maybe we can look for simpler approaches? In this session, Ethan—a singularly lazy person—will walk through some responsive designs, and show how we might do a lot more with a little bit less.
slides [https://www.slideshare.net/secret/5APCs2Zje7Bajm]
As screens and input types evolve, we’re managing more complexity in our designs than ever before: our layouts are becoming more flexible and responsive; our interfaces more immersive.
The range of devices and screens will continue to grow – think of game consoles, watches, wall-sized displays, objects.
With that many devices and screens, it becomes difficult if not impossible to specify what size a “page” should be.
Web design has moved beyond the page to creating a content presence that can be experienced on screens of any size or shape.
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