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What are the screen sizes?
I am currently building a responsive website. With the libraries of experiments, I already had enough. I use pure css. but this will have to set the dimensions at which css is connected with handles. I have five files: smartphones, tablets, small monitors, large monitors, and general. Well, in general, the question itself is: what sizes to ask for each of the 4 styles?
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use pure css
+100, the answer to your question: screens are different and should ideally look good on everyone, so we take the browser and resize where it breaks - we make a breakpoint - yes, the minus is that you can’t spread it into different files, but take it preprocessor in hand and forward - everything is conveniently written right into the ladder.
Also read about what a viewport is and why on mobile devices 1px is not what you might think.
I use three sizes for CSS media:
$small: 0; //480px and below
$medium: 30em;
$large: 48em;
$extralarge: 75em;
quirktools.com/screenfly
enter your site address, up to the fact that you can localhost
and immediately in the menu size
>>>>> What are the screen sizes?
Already any, you just need to make it look good everywhere, in Firefox-e you press ctrl + shift + M, and you start resizing. )))
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