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How representative is the number of people who resize their browsers?

How representative is the number of people who resize their browsers?

When you build a responsive site, you have media queries. As long as the screen is more or less the size of common media queries, for example Bootstrap’s defaults, a design will probably look as expected. However, if you resi…

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