A solid overview of the various general techniques/strategies a web developer can employ in making a site that works in all resolutions, from desktop to mobile. Focuses on Responsive Design, Progressive Enhancement, Server Side, and Hybrid approaches.
Link: Website Mobile Programming Strategy Comparison
2011.11.07 | Web Development | mobile, progressive enhancement, responsive design, server, web development
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