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Responsively Retrofitting: Retrofitting Web Sites with Html5 and Css3
How can you retrofit your legacy website for today's mobile devices? This hands-on guide shows you how to "mobilize" existing sites through a series of HTML5 and CSS3 examples found in typical web projects today.
Screen sizes have always been changing, but mobile devices have pretty much exploded the conventions designers have used to build sites that will work most of the time. With this practical book, you'll learn how to build flexible layouts that not only adjust to fit the screen, but that also reorganize, drop, or add content as needed.
Screen sizes have always been changing, but mobile devices have pretty much exploded the conventions designers have used to build sites that will work most of the time. With this practical book, you'll learn how to build flexible layouts that not only adjust to fit the screen, but that also reorganize, drop, or add content as needed.
200 pages, Paperback
Published May 19, 2020
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About the author
Christopher Schmitt
28 books3 followersAn award winning designer, web developer, writer, and speaker.
He earned an Undergraduate Degree from Florida State University in Fine Arts with emphasis in Graphic Design. He also earned a Master’s Degree from Florida State University in Communication for Interactive and New Communication Technologies and a Graduate Certificate in Project Management from FSU’s College of Communication. Christopher authored many books on web design, most notably the “CSS Cookbook” for O’Reilly Publishing. He produced and led the NonBreaking Space Show podcast, which discussed web design and related issues. Through his company, Heatvision, he hosted web-related professional conferences around the world, improved the accessibility and structure of his clients’ websites, and advocated for a more inclusive Web.
He earned an Undergraduate Degree from Florida State University in Fine Arts with emphasis in Graphic Design. He also earned a Master’s Degree from Florida State University in Communication for Interactive and New Communication Technologies and a Graduate Certificate in Project Management from FSU’s College of Communication. Christopher authored many books on web design, most notably the “CSS Cookbook” for O’Reilly Publishing. He produced and led the NonBreaking Space Show podcast, which discussed web design and related issues. Through his company, Heatvision, he hosted web-related professional conferences around the world, improved the accessibility and structure of his clients’ websites, and advocated for a more inclusive Web.
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