browser-sync start -proxy 'v' -files 'css/*.css' Get BrowserSync runningĭepending on your setup, you can run the following in terminal. However an easy way to do this is if you’re less comfortable with terminal is by typing cd and dragging the folder to the window and it will place the path for you. Go to your site filesįirstly open terminal and navigate to your folder which your websites files are contained in. However if you haven’t the BrowserSync website has a guide. I’m assuming you have installed something by NPM before and are comfortable with terminal. While this isn’t a completely necessary step to this process, it’s a valuable tool due to the asset updating without reloading it offers. It’s not perfect but it really helps speed up the process, which is what matters here. I want to show you a way to do that without the inconvenience of having to get it onto the device. As it’s usually testing and refining the best you can locally, then checking on the device through whatever means you usually do it.

Testing a responsive design on an actual device can be quite annoying when you’re down to the point of refining the design and making it more appropriate to such a small screen.