Why I Move from Pixels (px) to Relative Units (rem) in CSS

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Switching from pixels to relative CSS units like rems improves accessibility, responsiveness, and maintenance of sites over time.

Why You Should Move from Pixels (px) to Relative Units (rem) in CSS — Seerat Awan

An in-depth guide on why you should move from using pixels (px) to relative units like rems for sizing elements in CSS. Details the benefits of fluid relative units for responsiveness, accessibility, and maintaining sites over time.

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