Dreamweaver’s interface has new, useful buttons at the bottom of its Design window that you can click on to show smartphone, tablet, and desktop screen viewports, and those are very helpful to see how your content will appear. I found Fluid Grid Layouts easy enough to create, but I found that resizing the containers worked a little sluggishly, and the undo function frequently didn’t work. Does the content on the page just sit there as you resize, or does it reflow, based on the size of the window? If it reflows, then it’s probably an HTML5-based site, and it will likely work well on any kind of device. This is known as adaptive design, and you can test it on any website by opening it in a desktop browser and then resizing the browser window, from smartphone size to standard desktop size. That is, you build your content once, and then the Web pages on which that content lives will reconfigure themselves to display the content properly on any size screen.
Fluid Grid Layouts are supposed to give you a starting point for an adaptive design.
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