u/outontheporch

Curious to hear how designers here interpret the mobile-first philosophy. Till now I’ve agreed with the sentiment—mobile layouts should be the priority when it comes to how a page is conceptualized and executed—but I still wireframe and build out desktop layouts first, keeping in mind as I go the implications for responsive layouts (e.g., “this text + image section will be stacked with the image on top”).

But I’m wondering if for my next project whether I should start from a mobile screen, and move up the min-width breakpoint ladder. It’s a very different approach for me and my mental library of containers are in wide layout form, so it’ll be a big change for my workflow.

What do you all do?

Dude went from revered to reviled in record time.