One of the single most daunting problems arts orgs face when converting to responsive design is embracing the mobile first concept; meaning, you no longer envision website design from a desktop-only or desktop-first perspective. Instead, you need to begin with the mobile browser environment and work your out from there.
Sure, that sounds great but who has a few dozen mobile devices laying around to see how your site looks and functions within all of those unique environments?
Fortunately, Google’s Chrome browser comes to your rescue thanks to a remarkably versatile device emulation function within its Inspect Element DevTool.
I published an article today on this topic at ArtsHacker.com that includes a concise yet detailed tutorial video covering everything you need to know to begin using the device emulator in less than four minutes.
By the time you finish, you too can look like a genius!
Read Master Responsive Web Design With Chrome’s Device Emulator at ArtsHacker.comRelated Posts
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