What is Responsiveness in CSS?

 

The Art of Responsive Web Design

There are lots of websites that have a responsive design, if they don’t have a responsive design, they are not good enough websites, for every user who has a Mobile, desktop, or laptop. If it shows perfectly on every device's screen size so simply, we can say, it has a responsive design.

So, buckle up We are going to learn how it works.

 

What is Flexbox?

Flexbox, or Flexbox model with the help of this, we can make very difficult, layouts very easy. This is known as the one-dimensional layout method, we can make the website's design flexible, which can adjust itself on every screen. For example, a responsive site shows a single column on a phone screen, two columns on a laptop, and three columns on a desktop.

 

What is em unit?

The “em” unit is a relative unit, based on the size of the parent element, The “em” element is a measurement unit in the CSS specifically for font size. If the font size of the parent element is 16 pixels, then “em” will be 1em.

But beware too many ems, and your layout might resemble a Picasso painting after a wild party.

 

Responsiveness?

Why did the web designer annoy the viewport? To get the other side, of course! But seriously, responsive design is not just about aesthetics and empathy. Imagine your website as a shape-shifting companion, adjusting to its user impulses. You want one column on a phone.

The Flexbox stands above Mount Media Query, he gazes at the horizon. His responsive masterpiece sparkles like a unicorn’s disco ball. Users rejoice conversions soar, and web lives happily ever after.

And remember, dear reader, whether you are a designer, developer, or pixel sorcerer, embrace responsive design it’s the Gandalf of the user experience.