Responsive Web Design Do's and Don'ts
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Don't Clutter
Do Keep UX in Mind
Don't Use Small Links
Do Go Mobile First
Do Optimize Plugins
Do Use Responsive Web Design
Don't Hide Content for Mobile
Don't Neglect Touch-Screens
Do Use Fluid Layouts
Do Use Large, Readable Fonts
Do Understand UI
Do Plan Your Layout
Do Test 3rd Party Plugins

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