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Responsive Design
Responsive design is a web design technique that ensures websites adapt to different screen sizes and devices, ensuring optimal viewing experience. It uses flexible grids, layouts, and media queries to adapt content to different resolutions. The same HTML and CSS bundle is provided for all devices, but specific changes are needed for responsive design, which involves shuffle, rearrange, shrink, or grow content on the page.
Media Queries or @Media
The @media rule in CSS allows developers to apply different styles for different media types or conditions, targeting specific screen sizes and devices. Media queries enable responsive design by defining breakpoints for layout or styling changes. These queries can set font sizes, hide or show elements, or adjust layout structures based on user device characteristics, ensuring visually appealing and functional websites across diverse devices.
CSS Bundle
The CSS bundle is a set of styling rules and properties that are applied to the default or largest media screen size before media queries are applied. It encapsulates baseline styles for a wide range of devices and screen resolutions, ensuring fundamental styles like typography, colors, and layout structures are established for the primary viewing experience. This helps create a solid foundation for the website's appearance on larger screens. The CSS bundle is also beneficial for performance optimization, as it minimizes HTTP requests, reduces latency, and contributes to faster loading times, providing a seamless user experience for visitors on high-resolution screens or faster network connections.