Long thought about this (if I do really have a need for commenting this).
For example if you want to have different images/ logos instead of Pass-throughs
Not sure what is meant here.
Changing “css-images” (the one you use as background images of elements) it’s fairly easy to do, nothing new and just worth a try. It’s CSS and everything in CSS can be “changed” at different breakpoints. That’s what media-queries are created for.
Regarding “Pass Through”, we’re right in the middle of HTML. We already know, that we come from “One set of basic elements throughout the entire media range”, do we? To manipulate HTML on different breakpoints, it requires a lil bit more. Long things short:
There are a couple of tryouts and things out there - but there is no standard. And as long there isn’t kind of standard, it’s simply hard to screen it.
or if you want different font-sizes for the media types. These are difficult acrobatics - at least for me as non-professional - more tutorials please!
As well here. I could show you the way how I handle it - but I can’t declare this to “best practice ever”. It’s the way I understand it but it’s damn fair if another one says: “Wrong - because …”. I’ll share my practices once I wrote a proper outline for it.
Meanwhile, the solution here is as well pretty simple:
Create proper styles (h1, h2 … paragraph, body) and do not use inspector (do you?) Once you’ve got a set of proper styles, you’ll recognize that you’ve got the opportunity to change them on every single breakpoint.
I understand a video screencast (as the ones in theLounge) just as proposal. It’s kind of a guideline you can follow - but never as something like “casted in stone”. If you adopt it - good, if you slightly change things - perfect. And a good substitution of missing infos is seeking the internet for them. Every single info can be treated in Freeway - cause it’s a web-editor. It’s a question of diligence. Persisting on the non-pro mode won’t bring you forward.
In my personal (and sometimes pretty hard way of thinking) it could be read as the follows:
An amateur can’t challenge the todays’ requirements of web-design. He should consult an expert.
Prove me wrong!!!
Cheers
Thomas
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