Since Ethan Marcotte published his seminal article on Responsive Web Design there’s been an explosion of articles related to this topic. The guy truly made a good work also publishing a book about it, deepening on what many consider, since then, should be a standard for web design. If you have no idea of what this thing is, this Responsive Web Design thing, but simultaneously you’ve been thinking and working on a way for your web projects to be viewable in multiple devices, then you are instinctively working on responsive web design. Here’s a little insight: The main objective of responsive web design is the inherent flexibility a website can acquire through the application of fluid grids, images and CSS Media Queries to adapt the content and design of the website to any device, even if it is a desktop computer, a laptop, an iPad or a Smartphone. You do not have to create a mobile version of your website; you do not have to create an application for every popular device on earth. Just one and it will adapt to everything.

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Hello friends, we hope you have enjoyed our latest article “Google Plus: The good, the bad and the ugly”, the article has generated a lot of controversy that in the end will help us spread the word about this amazing social experiment from the Google crew.

To continue with the same topic, today we have released an off the hook freebie for all of you featuring a huge bundle of Google Plus interface icons ready for download. The freebie includes both vector (PNG) and pixel perfect (PSD) sources, color and gray versions and different sizes; if you like this awesome freebie, you can show us your gratitude by sharing it with your friends or a quick tweet.

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