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Slides #135ff have patterns for mobile experiences

different reasons for prototyping and types of prototypes to meet those needs

Jack Daniels redesigns responsively.

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You've heard it before and you'll hear it again - the old ways of web design don't work anymore. Our designs can no longer be stuck in 960 grids or on a single device. There are literally hundreds upon hundreds of devices that can access the web (includes video of how-to presentation!)

The cake model of product strategy is actually two different models for how to evolve and improve the scope of a product over time. I've found it's a very helpful tool for helping teams think through what's going to be a successful customer experience in the short term and the long term.

Designing for responsive websites can be a bit challenging at first because the process is so different. As designers, we've gotten used to building pixel-perfect mockups as our web blueprints. But responsive design takes a different approach. "Because so much of a layout can be created with CSS it may feel like your role as a designer has diminished. Really, your role has just changed. Web design for too long has been about designing the interface while neglecting the content. The layout is still important but the developer can do much of it. The designer should focus on making sure the goals of the website are met. Spend the most time on strengthening the conversion process, emphasising important content, and making it more palatable and digestible."

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Sass does not just help you maintain your style sheets. It can actually improve your responsive layout workflow and you don't even have to worry about the maths! Here Ryan Taylor explains how to build a reusable framework

Elements of user experience: Value, Usability, Adoptability, Desirability.

Seems like we are already doing what this article describes. :)