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Agencies often talk a big game but don’t back it up. Take mobile, where many still have Flash websites that are unusable in mobile.
But that’s not the case for all. Some agencies are practicing what they preach when it comes to using mobile-friendly technology to build sites that are easily accessible on a range of devices. Digiday hunted down 10 agency sites currently making good use of responsive design. To see the responsive elements in action drag the corner of your browser window to narrow it, or load the sites on a tablet or smartphone device.
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