Our focus for the 1.3 release has been to educate the community on responsive web design (RWD) by adding responsive documentation and demos that explain key concepts and also by adding new widgets like responsive tables, panels and grids that make it easy to build responsive sites and apps. Even at 1.0, our demos & docs used media queries for a responsive experience, but we decided that we could do a better job helping people use responsive design techniques in their own projects. Think of jQuery Mobile as a set of touch-friendly UI elements that are designed to fit within your responsive design. We’ve seen the question “What should I use: RWD or jQuery Mobile?” many times on Twitter and our response is an unqualified “both”. The UI tabs widget will be the first to be ported into our library and theming system.
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In fact, in our next release we’re going to be starting the process of integrating closer with the jQuery UI with the goal of having even more shared code and conventions.
Think of it as mobile-first, not mobile only. JQuery Mobile is also designed and fully tested to work not just on mobile phones, but tablets and even desktop browsers. To that end, we built everything on a progressive enhancement foundation and every widget is designed to be 100% width to fit within a flexible or responsive grid.
Since the inception of the jQuery Mobile project, we have embraced the idea of designing for all devices and platforms in a “One web” approach.
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