Thank you.
I have taken the Adobe tutorial and made a website that displays at about 320px for mobile, and if you stretch that window to 768 it then pops into a layout for tablet and of you stretch that window to full size it is a desktop layout.
My question is this.
If someone with a mobile phone goes to the website and the layout displays at the 320px layout...
...do they have to wait for the weight of the other two sizes (mobile and desktop) to also load along with the mobile view?
Or is it just the data, images, etc that show in the mobile size?
I need to make fancy (image heavy) desktop index pages that scale to the tablet and the mobile sizes depending on what device accesses the page
Here is my practice site.
Pls view it in an HTML5 compatible browser.
If you look at it in full size the content is about 1126 wide.
Drag the edge of the window until it scales down to tablet. About 768 pixels.
Then drag it really narrow until the mobile version shows.
Does the weight of all the sizes load into the mobile view when someone with a mobile phone goes to the site?
Or will it hang up the mobile view because all the pixel heavy, fancy scmancy stuff in the large desktop view loads (unseen) along with the mobile view?
Thanks!
