Jennifer Robbins discusses the best approaches for mobile browser design in chapter 16 of the textbook. The field of Web development moves much faster than publishers can print and/or revise textbooks, so it should not come as a surprise that there is more to the story today than you will find in the book. Robbins does mention Mobile First design theory (as developed by Luke Wroblewski) and Responsive Web Design (as introduced by Evan Marcotte). This week, spend some time searching through Google on the state of the art in mobile web design. Are both Mobile First and Responsive Web Design still debated as effective approaches? Are there any other new design theories being discussed? From your research, state what you found to be the best approach to designing Web pages so that they will display and function properly in any kind of desktop or mobile browser. In addition to random searches, be sure to check out one of the most important sites for all Web developers at A Book Apartand their other site, A List Apart.

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