We’re excited to present the second edition of our Responsive Reading newsletter! If you’re interested in having us feature your resource in a future edition, email forrest@zurb.com.

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  Encouraging Better Client Participation In Responsive Design Projects

  Responsive design projects are not the simplest projects out there. Layer on client interactions, and the complexity can jump quickly. Here are some key tips for interacting with clients, courtesy of Andy Clarke.

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  Put Your Responsive Ideas to Paper With ‘Responsive Sketchsheets’

  Wired’s Scott Gilbertson (@webmonkey) runs down our newest release, Responsive Sketchsheets. Use them to sketch out your various designs for different device sizes.

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  The New TIME.com: A Responsive Global News Site

  Time Magazine rolled out a new responsive design across their properties on October 22, 2012.

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  A Simple Guide To Responsive Typography

  WebDesignerDepot’s Cameron Chapman put together a nice post on responsive typography. Text readibility is vital for an optimal experience for site visitors.

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  The Responsive Design Myth

  "The moral of the story is that responsive design is just one tool in the digital marketer’s tool box."

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  16 Examples Of Great Responsive Web Design

  DesignModo rounded up the best examples of responsive web design from Dribbble.

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  Combining Responsive And Adaptive Strategies To Solve Mobile Design Challenges

  UX Mag’s Danny Bluestone provides a nice rundown on responsive web design and adaptive web design, and offers combining the two as a great alternative than choosing one or the other. You decide for yourself.

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  Grid Displayer For Twitter Bootstrap And Foundation

  Antoine Lefeuvre (@jiraisurfer) developed an awesome grid displayer for Foundation and Bootstrap. Simply drag the bookmarklet to your browser favorites and easily pull up the grid of your favorite front-end framework.

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  Opt-Out Responsive Design?

  Here’s an interesting perspective — should you give users the ability to opt out of responsive design?

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  Has Responsive Design Killed Photoshop For Web Designers?

  Should you use tools like Photoshop or Fireworks when designing responsive websites? Paul Boag examines this in a recent blog post.