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Responsive Design: now 90% easier with SASS!

Talkat RubyConf India 2012 · 2012-05-14..05-20· [css, web-performance]
name:Arpan CJ
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Demonstrates building a responsive site for menu + news using a 12‑column grid expressed in percentages, media queries at 800px and 640px, and tooling: SASS with the Susy grid and Compass to compile math/mixins so layout recalculation is one config change. Claims the whole layout reduces to ~20 lines of SASS, supports IE via respond.js, recommends mobile‑first CSS order to avoid wasting bandwidth, and reports the solution works across desktop, tablet and phone.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to responsive
  2. 1:23The mobile landscape
  3. 3:48Limitations of frameworks
  4. 5:27Implementing grid systems
  5. 11:48Introduction to Sass and Susy
  6. 14:16Sass in practice
  7. 17:00Q&A and design principles
  8. 22:15Advanced layout techniques
  9. 25:58Viewport and browser support
  10. 29:28Mobile-first philosophy
  11. 33:30UX and image optimization
  12. 39:47Final Q&A and conclusion
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