I have two questions:

1. When it comes to deciding on the dimensions for responsive web design, who calls the shots at a digital agency? Is it the visual designer, developer, product owner or all of them together? What was your experience with this?

2. What dimensions do you or other people use nowadays for responsive web design (in terms of the actual artboard width you start with on Sketch)?

Any direct and clear answers would be much appreciated.

I have three related questions:

1. When it comes to deciding on the dimensions for responsive web design, who calls the shots at a digital agency? Is it the visual designer, developer, product owner or all of them together? What was your experience with this?

2. What dimensions do you or other people use nowadays for responsive web design (in terms of the actual artboard width you start with on Sketch)?

3. Let's say that you'll define the breakpoints while working on Sketch and you are using an 8-pt framework, how would you know which artboard sizes you should choose for specific breakpoints?

Any direct and clear answers would be much appreciated.

I have two questions:

1. When it comes to deciding on the dimensions for responsive web design, who calls the shots at a digital agency? Is it the visual designer, developer, product owner or all of them together? What was your experience with this?

2. What dimensions do you or other people use nowadays for responsive web design (in terms of the actual artboard width you define on Sketch)?

Any direct and clear answers would be much appreciated.

I have two questions:

1. When it comes to deciding on the dimensions for responsive web design, who calls the shots at a digital agency? Is it the visual designer, developer, product owner or all of them together? What was your experience with this?

2. What dimensions do you or other people use nowadays for responsive web design (in terms of the actual artboard width you start with on Sketch)?

Any direct and clear answers would be much appreciated.