Week 7:  Links, Layout & Mobile Design 

Mobile Accessibility at W3C:  Mobile Accessibility at W3C | Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) | W3C

How to Make a Website Mobile Friendly:  16 Proven Tips:  How to Make a Website Mobile-Friendly: 16 Best Practices (hostinger.com)

Mobile Web Best Practices:  mwbp_flip_cards.pdf (w3.org)

CSS Flexbox and Grid:  CSS Flexbox and Grid (quackit.com)

How to Wireframe a Website or App:  How to Wireframe a Website or App | Web Design & App Design Tutorial - YouTube

Wireframe Creator:  Wireframe.cc – the go-to free, online wireframing tool.

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