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<h1>A mobile-first responsive template</h1>
<p>This is an example as well as a template, showing what can be done with a 
simple responsive design. It's based on HTML5 and CSS3, with some JavaScript and 
CSS 'shims' to allow older browsers to work with the CSS3 media queries, which are 
the key to 'responsive design'.</p>
	<p>It also uses a 'sticky' footer that stays at the bottom of the browser 
	window, no matter what the page height.</p>
	<p>The styling is created 'mobile-first', meaning that the main layout is 
	initially styled for mobile devices and then, using the CSS3 'media 
	queries', for larger screen sizes. This means that mobiles only load the 
	minimum styling, improving performance where it most matters.</p>
	<p>If you preview this page in a browser you'll notice two things:</p>
	<p>1) If you reduce the size of the browser window by dragging the 
	right-hand edge to the left, you'll see the page layout change. (The 
	'responsive' aspect of the layout). As well as the layout changes you'll see 
	that the navigation links change to buttons for easier use on tablets and 
	mobiles.</p>
	<p>2) The 'sticky footer'. If you maximise the browser you'll see that the 
	footer stays floating off the bottom of the browser window. </p>
	<p><strong>Important Notes:</strong></p>
	<p>1) The pages <span class="auto-style1">must</span> be previewed using IIS or the EW Development Server for 
	the responsive pages to work.</p>
	<p>2) The design highlights three issues with Expression Web's Design view:</p>
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		<li>the fonts in Design view will be larger than those in the browser 
	(because em font sizes are being used to fully support mobile devices)<br>
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		<li>Design view doesn't support the CSS3 media queries, so when editing 
		pages you see the mobile-first styling. This can sometimes be confusing, 
		so keep a preview window open when working on pages.<br><br></li>
	
		<li>Design view doesn't support the negative margins 
	used for the 'sticky footer' and a temporary modification to the layout 
	styles is required when working in EW. Look at the top of this page in Code 
	view and 
	you'll see a style for the footer with the note, 'Uncomment this when 
	working in EW'. This needs to be <span class="auto-style1">commented out</span> 
	before publishing.</ol>
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