Responsive Resources

A collection of resources about the various aspects of responsive web design.

http://bradfrost.github.io/this-is-responsive/resources.html 

Is Google’s Mobilegeddon Scaring Website Owners Into Bad Design Decisions?

Third-Party Tools

As tool providers roll out new Web features, we can be sure that they will confuse our responsive design. The list is long and growing: exit-intent popovers, sticky trust seals, online chat, video spokespeople, popup surveys, and more. Any of these can create a smudge on the screen of your visitors’ mobile experience.
http://marketingland.com/google-using-mobilegeddon-scare-website-owners-bad-decisions-132873

Responsive Is The McDonald’s Cheeseburger Of Mobile SEO

1. Responsive is preferred by Google.
In its smartphone guidelines, Google does clearly say that “responsive design is Google’s recommended design pattern.”

http://marketingland.com/responsive-is-the-mcdonalds-cheesburger-of-mobile-seo-134307 

Improving Responsive Web Design With RESS

RESS never became a widely-used technique because feature detection is difficult — especially on the server. Your detection code must be verified, updated and maintained every time a new browser or feature is released. Fortunately, there are third-party services such as Netbiscuits which do the hard work for you and are constantly updated with the latest device information.

http://www.sitepoint.com/improving-responsive-web-design-ress/