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Responsive web design is used to make sure a site is optimized for any device. In this tutorial I’ll create 3 optimized sites in one video and walk you through my process the whole way through.

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24 Comments

  1. Hey Derek, what is your take on CSS Grid? Would you consider doing something similar as what you do in this video using CSS Grid (seeing how it's a groundbreaking feature and it's gaining more browser support by the day)? It would be awesome to start from mobile displays and build up while using the mobile stylesheet as fallback for older browsers.
    Needless to say, you are my favorite youtuber on the coding field. Even when watching your let's plays I learn a lot of interesting tips. Thanks a ton.

  2. Derek, Just like the other videos, this one is awesome. I have 2 questions if you don't mind. First, is this the latest video you have on responsive design, and if so, is it still good for today? Second, how did you get the grid layout on your completed site? I am trying to figure out how to come up with some type of grid layout like this to plan out the site from the beginning. I am very new at web design, but I am much better thanks to your videos.

  3. I perfere using JS to see if (this.innerWidth > 600px && his.innerWidth < 800px){change the href attribute of the link using the .setAttribute() function}
    Is that a good practice? I have been told it is a bad practice a few times by other people cause they think it is not practicle to use more stylesheets when we have bootstrap and other frameworks but i personally perfere being in control on the product i build and not being limited by given propotions like 4×2 or something like that…

  4. Your videos are brilliant. You are such a huge help and a great teacher.

    I haven't looked into your YouTube too deeply, I am a new subscriber, but is there anywhere I can look to see you explain that grid layout you use in this video?

  5. Hey Derek, thanks for all of the tutorials I've watch by you so far… in regards to this one (Responsive Web Design) you are basically saying, if I want a responsive web design I must make it responsive for all devices by having "a separate" — <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="theme.css"> and CSS file– assigned separately in a different size for similar devices, computer, Ipad, mobile phone devices etc…. thanks..

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