I think this is true of most of us but I'm never really happy with the design of my own site, probably because I have so much freedom with it and so little time for it!

Instead of 'finishing' the previous design, I took the decision several weeks ago to simply push it to what I felt was the next natural, evolutionary, step. I've finally come to the realisation that it will never be 'finished' because I am always discovering some new technique and working that into workflow.

Drop-down navigation for small screens is very popular in responsive web design, and rightly so. It allows us to greatly reduce the amount of screen space taken up by navigation elements when they are not needed.

Start with an unordered list of navigation links and hide them (collapsing the space they occupy) until they are requested. Easy right?

It's a great concept, so why do so many approaches execute it the wrong way?