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Jacob Surber, our Sr. Product Manager of HTML Design, offers a look at a variety emerging tools and evolving workflow challenges facing web (and responsive) designers today.

Responsive
Toolbox
Jacob Surber
Sr. Product Manager HTML Design

@jacobsurber

Visual
Print
Web
Information
Motion

Designers

Team dynamic
&

individual responsibilities

Dan Mall
danielmall.com/articles/rif-element-collages

If you are not embarrassed by the first version
of your product, you’ve launched too late.
- Reid Hoﬀman

Change requires more than
5 minutes of eﬀort

Because a tool does not
solve your every need,
doesn’t mean it can’t help

Design is about
communication

#letsbehonest

is about communication
• Responsive
• Designing

Intent

to content

What’s the workflow?

http://blog.terrenceryan.com/reflow-cleaner/

html.adobe.com/edge/reflow
@Reflow
Jacob Surber
Sr. Product Manager HTML Design

@jacobsurber

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