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- Fluid Layouts vs. Fixed Layouts
- Benefits of a Fluid Layout
- Implementing Fluid Design in CSS
- Scaling Font Sizes and Images
- How to Convert Fixed Widths to Fluid Widths
- How to Use Other Units of Measure with Responsive Design
- Practical Use Cases
- Benefits of Using Viewport Units
- How to Size Fonts in Responsive Web Design
- Implementing a Fluid Design Quiz 5 questions
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How to Use Other Units of Measure with Responsive Design
In responsive design, units of measure that are based on the viewport size help create layouts that adapt smoothly to different screen dimensions. These units—vh, vw, vmin, and vmax—are particularly useful as they adjust relative to the size of the viewing area (viewport) on each device. Let’s explore these units and how to apply them effectively.
**Units of Measure for Responsive Des...