Responsive web design emerged in 2010 as an option for businesses scrambling to deliver their websites across multiple devices. Though the approach is not new, some businesses still don't know ...

For this workshop, we are going to take a super crazy, complicated website and make it mobile friendly using HTML5 and CSS. Bring with you an understand ...

If you manage most of your design elements in HTML or CSS as opposed to coding them into your front end in Javascript, responsive design will be relatively intuitive.

But the term ‘responsive design’ itself didn’t appear until 2010, when web designer Ethan Marcotte reportedly coined the term in a blog post on ‘A List Apart’.

I just discovered a free tool called Mobirise for building mobile and responsive Web sites that is, I think, quite excellent and definitely worth checking out.

A responsive design can significantly benefit your website's ranking in search results. Wix Studio exemplifies these concepts, showing itself to be a leader in the field of web design.

Whether you’re designing a small company website or reworking an ecommerce platform, let’s explore some mistakes you definitely want to avoid on your next responsive Web design project.

With responsive design, your website will adapt so visitors can view the material at an appropriate scale for their device, meaning they won't need to scroll so much or zoom in.

Sometimes, it can be tricky to determine which mobile configuration a site is using. Thankfully, columnist Bryson Meunier shares several methods for discerning responsive and adaptive sites.