PenguinMedia

Responsive web design is the way forward. Building 3 different websites is often a waste of time and a frustration to the end user who will struggle to find content on their mobile device.
 
Look into responsive web design - it's no new concept and is all over the web. In short, a responsive website design will adapt to any screen size, and still be fully functional/accessible.
 
There are several frameworks that will speed up your development time. Look into Twitter's Bootstrap for a very simple, easy-to-get-into responsive framework.

Hi Penguin.
I’ve had a look at your site in Firefox and Chrome (win) and it appears identical in both browsers (except for the font smoothing.
I know it’s annoying to hear this but you should really validate your markup before posting. A quick w3c validation shows 14 errors. Remember an unclosed / unopened block element early on the site can cause the rest of the page to render weird. This might be what’s causing the problem. If the html is dynamically generated and you can’t easily fix the errors, then try to cut out the part of the source code that appears weird and paste it into a valid document. Hope this little preach can help

So!
 
I've been using the creative cloud now for about a year, and I think its a steal!
 
Consider this:
 
Adobe master collection will kick you wallet for about £2500
 
Then if you want to upgrade to the latest version, that's another £800 (not sure on exact amount.
 
So I'm here paying £22 p/m for Creative cloud which gets me everything, and I use a lot of the other stuff too like Lightroom, Premier Pro After Effects and of course the design software.
 
Now how often to Adobe release a CS suite? About every 2 years.
 
So over that 2 years I'm paying £528 (not even all up front) for full access to creative cloud, 1/5 of the price (almost) not only that, but new version is out, I don't have to pay for the upgrade!
 
You actually get MORE stuff with CC too though, Acrobat Pro & all the online bits too (don't use them much, but they're there if I want them!)
 
So what do you think to this? an oversight on adobe's part losing money on the master collection? or a smart business decision to bring in more by charging less.
 
Would love to hear your thoughts on this
 
- Nemo

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- Nemo