Yes Hans in the UK there are two magazines that you can get, actually they are quite popular among designers/developers in many countries, but the point they make is to start mobile design first, it is hard for me to get that in my mind even if it's the best way forward because of being a very much desktop/laptop chap. Before RLM did you make responsive sites or is this your first attempt? also do you use a smart phone a lot? or does these points not really matter as regards designing for mobile first?? I would be interested for your opines on this. Although I've designed dozens and dozens of sites over the years probably too many to count, this is learning all over again and I like picking other peoples brains

BTW I love Dutch names, I play online chess and I always call myself Vandenberg

Nigel, my current project is my second attempt. Recently I made a website with more than fourty pages and a lot of images for a non-profit organization. We wanted this also to look good on mobile devices. I wasn't bothered by knowledge at all and jumped in and followed a desktop-down approach. Desktop design was what I was familiar with. Wrote all my classes according to a twelve colomn grid and the media queries. It costed me weeks and in the end all content can be seen on a tablet and a phone. In this process I learned to focus better on the hierarchy of content, what can be left out and what not. I ended with the notion that the design process could be more efficient. That is what I am looking for now. Therefore I have taken interest in frameworks, like Foundation, Bootstrap and Coffeegrinder. They can solve a lot of problems at forehand. Like you say it is all learning again.