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Tom Green is a professor of interactive multimedia at the Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning in Toronto, Ontario. Tom has completed DVD videos for Lynda.com, InfiniteSkills, and Adobe Systems and is a regular contributor of tutorials to Tuts+ and Layers Magazine. He is also an active member of the Adobe Education Leaders and Adobe Community Professional groups. Follow him on Twitter.

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Creating Content Wireframes For Responsive Design

In this article, Tom Green will describe the methods he uses to get from content to responsive wireframe — and how you can, too. There is no big reveal or other excitement with the creation of content reference wireframes. You can practice content wireframing by deconstructing popular websites into their basic building blocks. Start with rough containers of information, add in the real content, and then start chiseling them into more finalized forms. In doing so, you’ll be better able to design around what users really care about: the content. Read more…