I read an article suggesting you start with building your site for a mobile site and then adding to it to create a desktop site but that is not always possible so I would like to figure out how to adapt a site.
Start by testing your (regularly styled) sites on various mobiles. If it works reasonably well - and on many devices/mobile browsers they probably will - you won't have to do anything. If something doesn't work, restyle that part (use mediaqueries) and leave the rest more or less as is.
• If a site's main target is mobile browsers, start there and add styling for desktop browsers. • If a site's main target is desktop browsers, start there and add styling for mobile browsers/devices. That's usually also the best starting point if you want a site to work well on as many devices as possible.
Don't replace content-images with background-images for/on any device. Reduce decoration on mobiles relative to desktop browsers.
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