On "Responsive design works best as a nip'n'tuck"

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DHH wrote a very interesting post about his view on Responsive Web Design. He says: By going with dedicated templates, we don’t have to include needless data or navigation that’s going to be hidden by the responsive rules. We have less variables to think about on the individual page. It’s just a simpler workflow where it’s easier to make changes without considering a smather of side effects. So…

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