Responsive design isn’t just a checkbox—it’s a process. Every project I deliver, from WellnessRC to BlackGate Management, is crafted to adapt gracefully across screens.
My Mobile-First Workflow
I always start with mobile. Here’s how:
- Layout is designed for 360px screens first
- Units are set using rem, %, or vw/vh
- Media queries are added only when layout truly needs to shift
- I test on real devices, not just browser tools
Design Considerations
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Touch Targets: Buttons are large enough for thumbs
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Typography: Readable at small sizes (16px+)
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Image Handling: Use of object-fit: cover; and picture elements
Real-World Example
On BlackGate Management, I built a flexible grid system that stacks vertically on phones and expands to a multi-column layout on desktop. I also made sure that phone numbers were tappable on mobile, improving conversions.
The goal of responsive design isn’t just looking good — it’s making users feel like the site was designed for them, on whatever screen they’re using.