Take the 2-minute tour ×  This might seem like more of a graphic
design question than a programming question, but I think it has
much more technical/programming merit than actual graphic
design.  The concept of "responsive" web design revolves around
using media queries in CSS3 to detect the size of the viewing
device and adjust the CSS rules accordingly - essentially,
dynamic CSS. This fills the void on a lot of deployment cases -
mobile, in particular.  I think use of media queries is
surfacing slowly (I've found that many people don't really know
about it), but I'm wondering if there is a reason for slow
adoption. Is it impractical for web applications? Is there
something I'm missing that might be a fundamental pitfall?
share|improve this question A lot of people are just ignorant
and don't learn new methods. –  Raynos Jul 26 '11 at 22:24
@Raynos but learning is so fun! –  Nic Jul 26 '11 at 22:24 s it
because internet speeds are increasing as time goes on and the
responsive is no more a real issue, and th