Responsive Web Design in the sunny San Jose

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Two days ago, I did a keynote on Mobile First, and yesterday I did a presentation on Responsive Web Design at the Web and PHP Conference in San Jose, California. Those are two topics that really passionate me. I did a couple of presentations on this topic when I was at Microsoft, and there is no reason why I should stop right now, as it's still very important.

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Responsive Web Design - Web & PHP Conference - 2013-09-18 from Frédéric Harper

As usual, note that the slides are only for the attendees, as they won't make sense for you if you weren't there. I finally start CamStudio before my presentation, so here is a screencast of my talk: note that it was recorded with the microphone of my computer, and I'm moving a lot on the stage when I'm presenting, so the sound is not always good (on top of that, it's echo because of the room, and the microphone I had - I'm looking for a better way to do it - maybe a wireless mic to my computer). I hope it'll help the attendees to grab bits they may have missed, or to learn more about the topic for people who weren't there.

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Did you know about Responsive Web Design? Do you think it's important to support more viewports than just the usual size of a desktop screen? Did you use Responsive Web Design for web sites or web applications development? Do you plan to use it in the future? Share your thoughts.