Redundant is a webcomic I wrote many years ago that I unfortunately failed to maintain beyond a handful of comics, but it's still something I'm glad I started. As part of my general overhaul of custarddoughnuts, I've cleaned it up, rewritten it a bit, and generally made it better. It's even mobile friendly now.
Redundant now uses the same framework I built for custarddoughnuts, even going so far as to slightly extend the templating engine I wrote (I've added 'else' conditions to if statements, for those who are interested). I didn't have a lot of time for making it look prettier, so I've pretty much kept the original design, but added a little bit of CSS3 niceness. Yes, it's still quite green.
The other feature I've introduced is a mobile-friendly layout. It occurred to me a while ago that as long as a comic strip follows a consistent layout (in this case, four square panels per strip) then to make it viewable on a mobile all I had to do was split each comic into four separate images and wrap them in a responsive grid. If you're reading this on a phone you'll see the four comic panels stacked in a single column, as opposed to from left to right on a desktop or tablet. It's not perfect (I had to do quite a lot of editing to make sure none of the speech bubbles overlapped their panel too much) but it kind of works.
This idea seems obvious to me now but as far as I can tell none of the webcomics I've read have any kind of mobile strategy. Surely I'm not the first person to think of this?
The comic itself is relatively short at 17 strips at time of writing. I'd planned a few more but, well, read the About page if you're interested. It serves now as a site I built that I'm quite satisfied with, and I can also put 'webcomic author' on my CV if I want to. Not that I probably will. Still. Here's my webcomic. Enjoy.