Backward compatibility
<p>There is a limit to how far in history we will be able to support our layout but there are some things we can do to extend the support to older browser and that will be our main topic.</p><h2>Keynotes:</h2><ul><li> Making our base design to work on all fallbacks.</li><li> Expanding support to IE9 with HTML5shim</li><li> Testing, Testing, Testing.</li></ul><h2>properties: </h2><p>media queries, HTML4, CSS2.1, responsive design, testing, backward compatibility, html5shim</p>
What is responsive Design?
By the end of this lecture you will know the differences between them and by the end of this chapter you will have the tools needed to create responsive designs.
04:30
Optimizing for a specific device
In this lecture we will be introduced to the way to work with expressions.
07:52
Creating responsive designs with size ranges
By the end of this lesson, you will know how to work with the min/max prefixes to create responsive designs.
07:42
Mobile responsiveness
By the end of this lesson you will learn about how to optimize mobile responsive design and how to update the orientation of the design based on device orientation.
06:58
Backward compatibility
There is a limit to how far in history we will be able to support our layout but there are some things we can do to extend the support to older browser and that will be our main topic.
03:51