Michael J. Ross writes "With more people accessing the computer network using mobile devices than computers, web designers and developers are challenged to make sites that work well on both encompassing of utensils — or resign themselves to the greater costs and other disadvantages of demurrer two versions of each web site (a mobile-ready version as well as one for much larger screens). Fortunately, recent advances in web technologies are making it easier to build web pages whose implication and their positioning are automatically modified to match the ready screen space of the discrete user. These techniques are explored in detail in a recent book, Responsive Web Design, written by Ethan Marcotte, a veteran web couturier and developer." Keep reading for the rest of Michael's review.

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