Recently, I wrote an article on Responsive Web Design and Content Management Systems, focusing on why responsive web design and mobile first are important to the future of the web (and content management systems in particular), and how I was planning on addressing these issues with SiteNinja. If you haven't given it a read yet, take a look. Don't worry, I'll wait.

Done? Good. Now moving on to current matters: I'm proud to announce two major new features that strongly support our position on the importance of responsiveness: Mobile CMS Administration and Responsive Content Previews.

Responsive web design and mobile first are two concepts that have been receiving a lot of attention from the design community. While everyone’s talking about the progressive enhancement approach for designing themes, there’s been a surprising lack of talk about it from the CMS Administration end.

Recently, I was having a conversation with my girlfriend about replacing her old 13” Macbook. It’s getting up there in years and is still running Tiger OSX. Initially, she was planning on replacing it with a new 13” Macbook Pro.

“Do you think I should just get an iPad 3 instead?” she asked.

What is a Subdomain?

Every website has a subdomain. In the example http://www.site-ninja.com, the subdomain is "www". It's the section just before your main domain, or "top-level" domain, site-ninja.com. By default, each top-level domain has a subdomain of "www". You can replace the www with a different subdomain. For example http://blog.site-ninja.com.

What is a Subdirectory?

Subdirectories, also referred to as Folders, are any extsion of the main domain. For example www.site-ninja.com/blog. The word "blog" is a subdirectory of the main domain.

Did you know that more than 99% of the people that visit your website will leave without ever requesting to do business with your or opt into an Email list?