Last year the digital agency I work for, Bluecadet, started a website redesign project for The Franklin Institute—a renowned Philadelphia science museum undergoing the largest expansion in its history. My colleagues and I were excited because not only were we getting to work with an iconic local institution, but the project represented an opportunity to incorporate a number of techniques into our responsive web design practice: atomic design, HTML wireframes, style tiles, element collages, and front-end style guides. We envisioned a series of quick prototypes that lent momentum to a harmonious back-and-forth between design and development. We felt like this was an opportunity to overhaul the way we created for the web, from start to finish. (alistapart.com)