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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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Practical Use Cases
Viewport Width (vw): Great for making headers or other large text sizes responsive. For example:
h1 {
font-size: 5vw; /* Font size scales with viewport width */
}
Viewport Height (vh): Often used for full-page sections or hero images:
.hero {
height: 100vh; /* Fills the full viewport height */
background-image: url('hero.jpg');
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