Annie Christiansen

Ethan Marcotte is an independent designer, speaker and author, based in Boston, Massachusetts. He coined the term "responsive web designweb design" to describe a new way of designing for the ever-changing web, and is the author of the definitive book on the topic: "Responsive Web Design." His design, speaking, and writing has helped designers and organizations use the web's flexibility to design across mobile, tablet, and desktop--and whatever might come next.

Ethan Marcotte is an independent designer, speaker and author, based in Boston, MassachusettsMassachusetts. He coined the term "responsive web design" to describe a new way of designing for the ever-changing web, and is the author of the definitive book on the topic: "Responsive Web Design." His design, speaking, and writing has helped designers and organizations use the web's flexibility to design across mobile, tablet, and desktop--and whatever might come next.

He has written two books for A Book Apart: "Responsive Web Design" and "Responsive Design: Patterns & Principles." He also wrote an introduction for Alla Kholmatova's book "Design Systems."

Ethan Marcotte is an independent designer, speaker and author, based in Boston, Massachusetts. He coined the term "responsive web design" to describe a new way of designing for the ever-changing web, and is the author of the definitive book on the topic: "Responsive Web Design." His design, speaking, and writing has helped designers and organizations use the web's flexibility to design across mobile, tablet, and desktop--and whatever might come next.

Clive Christian Perfume is a leading independent British perfume house with a vision to create the world's finest perfumes. The brand's predecessor, the Crown Perfumery Company established in 1872, is the only house ever to have been granted permission to use Queen Victoria's crown on its bottles, an image that defines every bottle of Clive Christian perfume to this day.

For the house of Clive Christian, 1872 was a very special year. It was the year The Crown Perfumery was established in London and also the year in which Queen Victoria gave the perfumery permission to use the crown on its bottles, a signature ever since.

By 1879 the Crown Perfumery Company was exporting half a million bottles of 49 different scents to 47 different countries around the world.The Crown Perfumery became the most fashionable perfumery amongst the worldly elite so it was no surprise that in 1912, Crown Perfumery products are noted in the ships log of the First Class cabins of The Titanic.