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24. axz.mx/ie7-die

26. axz.mx/get-bootstrap

27. PROS:
- Rapid Development
- Supports Older Browsers (IE7&8)
- Great Documentation
- Huge Community
CONS:
- Way, Way Overused
- Bootstrap 3 Still Wonky (as of 2013)

28. axz.mx/zurb-4

29. PROS:
- Rapid Development
- Great Documentation
- Robust Patterns
- Not As Overused
CONS:
- Does NOT Support (IE7&8)
- Smaller Community
- Learning Curve

30. axz.mx/jetstrap

31. PROS:
- Rapid Development
- Supports Older Browsers (IE7&8)
- Lower Learning Curve
- Good Community / Support
- Well Documented
CONS:
- Super Over Used
- Reoccurring Monthly Fees

32. axz.mx/wrap-bs

33. styletil.es

34. pea.rs

35. fitvidsjs.com

36. sass-lang.com

37. mqtest.io

38. axz.mx/b-stack

39. axz.mx/mobitested

40. axz.mx/mobile-ok

41. axz.mx/responsive-test

42. axz.mx/pb-responsive

43. axz.mx/responsive-c

44. axz.mx/responsejs

45. axz.mx/omnigraf

46. axz.mx/omnigraffles

47. axz.mx/cs-worksheet

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Slide #24 The Internet Explorer 7 Countdown – Link
Slide #26 Bootstrap – Link
Slide # 28 Zurb Foundation – Link
Slide # 30 Jetstrap – Link
Slide # 32 Wrap Bootsrap – Link
Slide # 33 Style Tiles – Link
Slide # 34 Pears – Link
Slide # 35 Fitvids.js – Link
Slide # 36 SASS – Link
Slide # 37 MQTest.io – Link
Slide # 38 Browserstack – Link
Slide # 39 Mobitest – Link
Slide # 40 W3C mobileOK Checker – Link
Slide # 41 Responsive Web Design Tool – Link
Slide # 42 PB Responsive Images – Link
Slide # 43 Responsive Content – Link
Slide # 44 ResponsiveJS – Link
Slide # 45 OmniGraffle – Link
Slide # 46 Planning for Responsive Omnigraffle Responsive Wireframe Templates – Link
Slide # 47 Super Awesome Content Strategy Worksheet By Steve Floyd – Link

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Responsive Web Design by Ethan Marcotte – Link
Mobile First by Luke Wroblewski – Link
Content Strategy for Mobile by Karen McGrane – Link
Content Prototyping In Responsive Web Design By Ben Callahan – Link
The State Of Responsive Web Design by Stéphanie Walter – Link
Responsive Web Design Testing Tool by Matt Kersley – Link
Future-Ready Content by Sara Wachter-Boettcher – Link
Responsive Content is Not a Thing by Mark Boulton – Link
Adapting Ourselves to Adaptive Content by Karen McGrane – Link
Our Mobile Moment by Sara Wachter-Boettcher – Link
Adaptive Content Management by Mark Boulton – Link
Architectures for Adaptive Content by Cleve Gibbon– Link
Mobile First Design: Why It’s Great and Why It Sucks by Joshua Johnson – Link
Structured Content First by Stephen Hay – Link
Structuring Content, Restructuring Organizations by Sara Wachter-Boettcher – Link
Responsive Resources by Brad Frost – Link
Responsive Patterns by Brad Frost – Link
Responsive Email Templates for Mobile Marketing by Steve Floyd – Link

58. For the last decade I have been
creating digital marketing solutions
for businesses large and small. In
that time I’ve learned a few things
about the governance and creation
of web content and how that
content ties into other marketing
channels. Content is often swept
aside as the last part of a project,
when I believe it should be one of
the very first things addressed
(even before design).
Steve Floyd
Founder / Principle at AXZM
twitter: @nawlready
phone: (214) 272-9109
www.axzm.com