One might think that the tasks and responsibilities of a web designer have now been made much easier because of responsive web design (RWD), but that is not quite true. Before RWD, it was just simply a matter of creating two versions of a website: mobile and desktop. But now that we have RWD coupled with the wide variety of screen sizes brought on by the different brands of mobile devices, web designers now have to deal with testing a website’s responsiveness based on all of the screen resolutions made available by all of these brands.
Fortunately, there are tools like the Viewport Resizer, developed by Malte Wassermann. This web design application is a browser-based tool that lets you see how a website will look like in a particular screen resolution.
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