This was presented at the Penn State Web 2012 Conference.
With the flood of consumers using various media devices, web designers & developers now have to try and create products that will retain the same aesthetic look & feel on multiple platforms. With the screen real-estate ranging from a 27″ desktop monitor, 13″ laptop monitor set at a 800×600 video resolution, tablet devices like the iPad, and a plethora of mobile phones with a wide variety of sizes. However, by taking advantage of some of the new syntax, creatives can create a dynamic website that can alter a pages’ visual layout while still maintaining control of the overall user experience. This presentation will help explain the importance of why it is necessary to plan ahead to build an adaptive website versus just 'getting it done'
15. “ When you start looking
at a problem and it
seems really simple with
all these simple
solutions, you don’t really
understand the
complexity of the
problem. And your
solutions are way too
oversimplified, and they
don’t work. ”
VINCENT BASKERVILLE | VP of PRODUCT
16. RWD isn’t the absolute
answer to solve *all your
problems*
VINCENT BASKERVILLE | VP of PRODUCT
19. Throughout the design
process, our work should
be situated in the context
where it will be used
VINCENT BASKERVILLE | VP of PRODUCT
20. “THE PURPOSE BEHIND
‘RESPONSIVE DESIGN’—THE
CONCEPT OF WHAT IT STRIVES TO
ACHIEVE—SHOULD BE SEPARATED
FROM THE SPECIfiC TECHNIQUES
USED TO ACHIEVE IT.”
- JEFFREY ZELDMAN
VINCENT BASKERVILLE | VP of PRODUCT
22. 2 types of users:
Internal & External
VINCENT BASKERVILLE | VP of PRODUCT
23. interpre
tation
commun
& ication
VINCENT BASKERVILLE | VP of PRODUCT
24. “THE CHALLENGE IS GETTING
PEOPLE TO ADAPT, AGREE TO
YOUR IDEA ACTUALLY MAKING IT
THROUGH THE ORGANIZATION”
- SOMEONE
VINCENT BASKERVILLE | VP of PRODUCT
34. “THE CONSTRAINTS IN MOBILE
DEVICES FORCE US TO FOCUS ON
WHAT REALLY MATTERS EMPHASIZE
THE MOST VALUABLE PARTS [..] NOT
JUST THE PARTS OF OUR OffERING
WE THINK ‘MAKE SENSE.”
- LUKE WROBLEWSKI
VINCENT BASKERVILLE | VP of PRODUCT