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  • #37798
    snillor
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    I’m finally accepting the inevitable – that soon more browsing will be done using small-screen mobile devices than large-monitor PCs. So I’m planning on redesigning a few small client sites to be responsive. I’m a complete novice at this, so I’m looking for good (and preferably free) tools to help me get through it.

    (One challenge on these sites is that they’re all image heavy: sites for artists and photographers to show their work. And of course, the images must look good even on small screens. I plan to use responsive images, with the width set to a % of their parents’ width.)

    Foundation appears to be one of these tools. Can anyone who has used Foundation or similar tools share his/her experience/opinion? Did it work well for you? Any deficiencies? Any other caveats? Key things you MUST do and key things to AVOID doing? Any other suggestions/comments?

    Thanks

    #101811
    ukando
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    The first one I tried was Starkers WP theme.
    But later made own framework with using 1140px grid, where actually I learned how all grids and responsive works. I recommend it highly.

    #101820
    snillor
    Member

    Thanks for the quick response, Ukando. I’ve bookmarked your 1140px grid and will look at it later.

    (FYI for any other responders: I’m not planning on using WP.)

    #101950
    snillor
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    traq:

    That’s good to hear. Thanks for the feedback.

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