In Part 1 of "VSM Goes Responsive," I covered how you can change the box model to help make responsive design layout easier. Now it's time to explore CSS3 media queries and see how they're used in CSS ...

The W3C, the group that helps create web standards, has finished work on CSS Media Queries, turning the cornerstone of responsive web design into an official standard.

Forked from pjax, Responsive-content is a jQuery plugin created by developer Stephan Fowler that lets you serve different content to different devices.

Google says if possible, they recommend you go with the responsive design approach. This is where you use CSS3 media queries to alter the way the page renders on mobile devices.

Tailwind packs a lot of power into a memorable and concise syntax, making it a fast-rising alternative to the likes of Bootstrap and Foundation.