css3 - Is HTML5 necessary for a Responsive design? -


first,im newbie responsive design.so far reading responsive design, have learnt ,its about

  1. flexible layouts
  2. media queries
  3. media queries came css3

but ever have read responsive designs on internet html5 ,css3 , responsive design has been spoken together.my question is

is html5 necessary responsive design ?

does html5 tags header or footer tag in anyway make design responsive or semantics ?

what html4 , responsive design ?

thanks

responsive design isn't specific web pages, that's you'll commonly hear term used. can make responsive design in windows form application via tablelayoutpanels, is, form scales nicely looks full screen, , when it's 1/8 of screen.

but really, desktop applications, there's not of need responsive design, since screens desktop / laptop aren't smaller 13 inches or so, when writing business applications.

mobile applications / web applications (for part) things accessed on wide range of devices varying screen sizes, why html5 , css talked lot when discussing responsive design.

there lot of mobile-friendly, responsive frameworks out there developing web, 1 of which, personal favorite, twitter bootstrap. using media queries, defining widths percentages of screen, not pixels, key in responsive design.

hope helps. basically, responsive design isn't web, that's common place put practice.


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