@handleryouth
Posted
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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@AsleyR
Posted
@handleryouth Thanks for your feedback, and also for clarifying my doubts about making websites responsive for large screens.
I hope you the best of lucks and thanks again for taking some time to look at my solution :)
