Responsive Design -

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I started a thread about responsive design and CC and this resulted in another responsive design question.

I have been making the assumption when you design with responsive design in mind you test for all forms where learning could possibly occur - desktop/ laptop, tablet, smartphone. With this in mind could you point me in the right direction. Thanks 🙂

How do you change the features so some features show on the desktop or tablet, but not the smartphone? e.g. turn off smartphone portrait mode? is this even possible?
If you have a client whose learners will access learning primarily on a tablet, do you design only with tablets in mind?

I feel like I am missing something or misunderstood information.

Lilybiri · Answer

Bit confused... you write 'responsive design and CC' but this is the Captivate forum and Captivate is not at all part of the CC (Creative Cloud).

If you are talking about Captivate, you have two possible workflows:

Fluid Boxes: where you leave control mostly to Captivate. You can have 'optional' fluid boxes and objects, but when they disappear depends on the setup and Captivate's control.
Breakpoint Views where you can set up to 5 different browser resolutions (desktop, tablet, smartphone). Although inheritance from the higher to lower is default, you can replace or take out objects for lower resolutions.

Couple of years ago I posted this comparative blog:

http://blog.lilybiri.com/fluid-boxes-or-breakpoint-views

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