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Responsive direction & approach

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Afternoon all,

 

a fairly straight forward question.

 

 

I have a site that I am currently building, pretty straight forward, 9 pages, contact form, image gallery blah blah.

 

It has to be repsonsive so first question . . . In this scenario would you code the site and use media queries OR would you use a framework, such as Foundation, Bootstrap etc?

 

 

Second question . . . I know everyone is different but what do you personally find the best approach when coding for a responsive site?

Do you code a section of a page then find it's break points and get it looking right responsively or do you code a page then find it's break points and get it looking right responsively? Or something else perhaps?

 

 

This really depends on the project in hand. Never use a framework if you can achieve the same results with vanilla CSS. Some projects just need a CSS framework but you will know this at the beginning by looking at the wireframes.

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