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App promo site featuring an adaptive design. Grab the corner and resize away!
http://insideyellowstone.com/
almost 2 years ago
This is really lovely, great job!
almost 2 years ago
Love it! Really do.
almost 2 years ago
Looks great all around!
almost 2 years ago
Very nice! This is very important these days!
almost 2 years ago
Very nice job Preston!
almost 2 years ago
Very nice job! The colors are great, and the adaptive design is superb.
almost 2 years ago
looks good, though at the mobile size the price tag gets cut off and seems to say "9ยข"
almost 2 years ago
Thanks, everyone!
@Justin You're right, in practice the tag is cut off, which probably isn't a good thing. I originally wanted the phone to match the content width, but I could probably scale it down to make the tag visible. Thanks!
almost 2 years ago
Great colors. Love the bear on the bottom and the resizing is great.
almost 2 years ago
Good stuff.
12 months ago
Having these three sizes side-by-side lends itself to better explain the point I was going to make, which is to take a look at how much the user is going to have to swipe up and down to "see" the site rather than see all (or at least the majority of) the site if it were to appear on a mobile device as it does on a desktop device.
Having used adaptive web design in a number of commercial projects, it's become increasingly evident that you should only take this approach if it is strictly required and not because it's what "everyone else" is doing because failing to do so will damage the UX.
10 months ago
great stuff. i love responsive design - you did a great job with it here.
8 months ago