After all these years, I've only just realised that the illustration for @beep's seminal Responsive Design article is itself responsive. 🤦

https://alistapart.com/article/responsive-web-design/

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Responsive Web Design

Designers have coveted print for its precision layouts, lamenting the varying user contexts on the web that compromise their designs. Ethan Marcotte advocates we shift our design thinking to approp…

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@Richr @beep yes, well, I, ahem, knew* this of course
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*Did not know
@Richr @beep I knew about this easter egg, but I think only after Ethan showed it in a talk.

@yatil @Richr @beep

I always found it kind of funny working with devs who got obsessed with perfecting the breakpoints for responsive transitions, sitting there repeatedly resizing browser windows on their machines to get it just right.

This thread, about this lovely and effective implementation, kinda reminds me of that for some reason

@Richr Oh hey, well, don’t feel bad — the responsive version got added *several* years after the fact!
@Richr @beep It doesn't say (or I couldn't find it) but is that Kevin Cornell's work?
@ronaldb66 It is!
@beep Excellent! I thought I recognized it! 😁

@Richr @beep

Ooo this has always been one of my favorite things to show my colleagues! It's awesome and cute!!

@Richr @beep

this is such a wonderful detail!
Well done <3

@Richr @beep aaah, that is delightful.
@Richr @beep Noooooo! How is it possible? I love the article and the brilliant Sherlock Holmes RWD example page. I have revisited the article quite a few times during the years. Yet... I haven't noticed the Illustration in the article itself? :-)
@Richr @beep I'm *still* mad we called it "responsive"  and I'll never get over it.
@infrathin @Richr @beep I think it’s more important that it was called *something*