Guides for getting the job done.
Practical guides for anyone reviewing a website: check design, content and usability on phone, tablet and desktop, and give feedback people can act on.
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November 9, 2026
Responsive vs Mobile-Friendly: Are They the Same?
Responsive vs mobile-friendly: they overlap but are not the same. Check whether the layout adapts and whether a phone visitor can complete the main task.
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November 9, 2026
Mobile-First vs Desktop-First: What It Means for Your Project
Mobile-first vs desktop-first: choose which view leads your project, then agree three approval stages so neither the phone nor the desktop is left vague.
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November 9, 2026
Breakpoints Explained Without Code
Breakpoints explained without code: what a layout switch is, what should decide where it belongs, and how to describe a transition that isn’t working.
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November 9, 2026
Responsive vs Adaptive Design: What’s the Difference?
Responsive vs adaptive design: one page that keeps rearranging, or a small set of fixed layouts—ask what visitors get and how updates will be maintained.
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November 9, 2026
Make an Old Site Responsive or Rebuild?
Retrofit or rebuild? Compare what each route changes, which questions to put to a team before you approve either, and how to agree when the work is done.
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