Re: [csswg-drafts] Question: Is Responsive Web Design a Good Practice / Standard / aproach? (#12439)

  > what exactly would does it mean (is it just a way to build a web page?)

I would say that RWD is an approach to style page elements based on the media used by the author.

  > What would be other approaches then?

Now you have an "element-centric" approach to style an element based on its size on the page, which elements it contains, etc. It makes it "portable" to any page. Browser support of related features may be limited.

  > If is a way of building/designing with CSS then aren't "good CSS practices" the same, whats the difference?

I would say that "good CSS practices" are more about anything you can do to make your CSS more readable and maintanable.

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