As I’ve said recent­ly, there has been a surge of #RWD­process insights.

To my fel­low web work­ers who could­n’t make it to Austin for #SXSW, be sure to read up on the cur­rent #RWD­process (top­ic). #web­dev #design

— Sher­win Techico (@stechico) March 10, 2013

Just an overview, as I was review­ing my notes from years ago, led me to the same con­cepts that was shared by the web com­mu­ni­ty. Here’s some visu­als from Pon Kat­tera…

I like this overview but there are oth­ers as well, as men­tioned in Pon Kat­ter­a’s pre­sen­ta­tion:1

• Stephan Hay’s Respon­sive Design Work­flow
• Vil­ja­mi Salminen’s respon­sive work­flow
• Mark Boulton’s Respon­sive work­flow notes from the Respon­sive Sum­mit
• Drew Clemen’s Design Process in the Respon­sive Age
• Ben Callahan’s Hands-on Respon­sive Web Design
• Yel­low Pencil’s Respon­sive web design process

If you would like to get the lat­est update, fol­low­ing the top­ic on Twit­ter #RWD­process will get you there. Oth­er stuff to get famil­iar with to help your RWD Process are:

Saman­tha War­ren’s Style Tiles.

Style Tiles Word­Press Theme authored by Jesse Fried­man. Here’s Steve Fich­er demo­ing it:

Last but not least, more good­ies from Steve Fish­er:

Great doc­u­ments to facil­i­tate a good respon­sive process: docs.google.com/folder/d/0B8FC… put togeth­er by @hellofish­er #sxsw #rwd­process

— Brad Frost (@brad_frost) March 10, 2013

I hope that helps. Remem­ber, we’re all fig­ur­ing this out.

Update
Also found out anoth­er resource called “Style Pro­to­type” by Spark­box. You may read more about it, and down­load the files over here.

Fur­ther read­ing:

• RWD Slide Decks via Lanyrd.com
• Jason Hobb­s’s Crash Course in Respon­sive Web Design

1. You may down­load the full pre­sen­ta­tion here, or view it via Slideshare. [↩]