There is no need for rem nowadays, every browser scales correctly with px, em/rem has no other advantages and in most cases will produce only needless calculations for next developer who will try to work with your code.
Yep, that's what I do, I strongly disagree with people who use em (rem is fine) as it brings lots of complications to code and measurements.
If you need a good example of website that uses px – just land on google.com
If you are interested in how i work with px you can explore my open source app – github.com/rtivital/omatsuri
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There is no need for rem nowadays, every browser scales correctly with px, em/rem has no other advantages and in most cases will produce only needless calculations for next developer who will try to work with your code.
You've been denying em, rem in all your replies. Its for responsive designs and you've been shown a link to it.
What are some designs you've created with 0x would like to see.
Yep, that's what I do, I strongly disagree with people who use em (rem is fine) as it brings lots of complications to code and measurements.
If you need a good example of website that uses px – just land on google.com
If you are interested in how i work with px you can explore my open source app – github.com/rtivital/omatsuri