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#media-queries
Everyone who keeps up with the latest events in the world of responsive design will agree that the introduction of CSS container queries is a game changer. It’s the most exciting thing that has happen…
Mediapipe has a lot of amazing computer vision modules. Among all, my personal favourite is Hand Tracking Module. You can do a lot of customization using this module and play around, it's literally fu…
What are media queries? Responsive Design is the practice of making sure your content looks good on all screen sizes. Everything in the website including layouts, fonts and images should automatically…
According to a matched set of circumstances regarding the user's device, browser, or system settings, media queries can alter the design (and possibly activity) of a website or app. CSS Media queries…
Introduction Creating a design that looks good on all kinds of screens is a cherry on the cake for the developer as well as the user. Thinking How? Let me tell you. The Developer's job gets easier …
What's the point of responsiveness? We do all of our online activity on various devices, and it's important to have your site stay user-friendly for different screen sizes. Responsiveness is key for …
Wow! It's been quite a while and it feels good to write again. We're going to be looking at CSS media queries and how it can be beneficial to us in building webapps/websites. Prerequisite Basic knowle…
What is a Responsive Website? Responsive websites adapt to all devices and screen sizes, whether it's a desktop, laptop, tablet, or a smartphone, by automatically changing to the screen size. We accom…
As a returning web developer, I found several things changed since I took a pause from the field. I thought I had better look at the basic tools I used on a daily basis in my work before learning anything new. When decided to jump back into…
I recently started using Sass and can confidently say I don't think I'll ever go back to voluntarily using plain CSS again. The ease and speed at which I can style my code is too much of a convenience…
