Responsive Design Techniques, Tools and Design Strategies with Paul Trani
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Responsive design is all the rage right now, which has lead to some interesting approaches, frameworks, and tools. In this session Adobe Evangelist Paul Trani will review these approaches as well as showcase Edge Reflow—Adobe’s solution to responsive web design.
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