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I still struggle with m...
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I think learning either CSS 3 or flexbox helps a lot to build responsive design. I learnt alot on building a web page without relying on a front-end framework. This becomes more useful as you transit into multiple different front-end web framework.
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How many useful codes as well as tips, many thanks to the author! Here I found a solution to the problem that I could not solve for a long time related to the adaptation of the design for a mobile device, by the way, if you are a beginner and want to understand this in more detail, here everything is very easily explained gapsystudio.com/blog/what-is-respo... I advise you to read.
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Happy to see your examples include min-width, for years I used max-width because that’s what all the examples showed. It took a single conversation to open my mind to doing it the opposite way and truly do things mobile-first!
I agree. I too have struggled with that at start till learning web design for 4 months.
I am so glad you have given me a full understanding of what min-width and max-width are. I have been confusing myself over the two terms.
Though I have so ask this, what is the fate of going into bootstrap if someone has fully understood responsiveness through media queries?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can explain this in a clear way for me.
First of all thank you so much.
Actually using bootstrap it's pretty fast and is easier to develop a website.
Good Article For Me.
Thank You..!
Thanks for this! Now I understand clearly what max and min-width is all about
thank you rahul for awaring me about responsiveness tips and tricks. these will be very helpful for me