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@handleryouth
@AsleyR
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I learned a lot about how to make responsive designs.
Does it matters that much that if it is not scale up to big screens? (think 4k screens and alike)
Are the responsive units I used properly used?
Thanks in advance for any feedback :)
@handleryouth
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Hello there asley, I want to give my opinion about your questions :
I think that scaling up to bigger screens is a must. on some websites that I have seen, if the viewport (usually the width) provided is too large, then the website will only be made to have a fixed size and be in the centre of the screen so that parts of the website are not separated and remain as they are. for a small viewport, usually, the size will also be fixed, but the user must do a little bit of swiping the screen.
for the second question, I don't know what units should you use because they depend on what you need them for. there are %, vw, vh, rem, em, px. I suggest you can start watching youtube videos because there are so many videos explaining the use cases of those units.
hope it helps mate !
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@handleryouth
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open to any advice, thank you!
@handleryouth
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Hi there! Thank your for the feedback mate. You are right, the website is kind of not resized well in the mobile device. Before posting the solution, i asked my friends whether the website showed well in their devices. And in found it's okay. But, your feedback showed that it is not, so i need to think back about the reponsive design. I am still learning about how to use the media inquery properly, it always one of my biggest concerns in every website. About the padding in the middle price tag, i think i forgot to remove the padding. Anyway, thanks a lot mate!
