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Responsive design for mobile screens is a vital skill for web designers to learn! I hope that these 5 tips will help you make sure your mobile design process is up to scratch. If you’ve got any questions, leave them in the comments! And make sure you try out Webflow to start getting a feel for how the designs you make for desktop might work on mobile: https://wfl.io/mobile-tips

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Hello there! I’m Charli and I’m a web and graphic designer from New Zealand currently living in London and posting design videos every Saturday about tools, projects, and concepts and vlogs every Tuesday about my life as a designer. Please subscribe and say hi in the comments so we can be friends 🙂

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