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21605 No.1534

ngl both approaches serve users but respond differently to screen sizes.
with pure html/css you write styles for each device type separately - it's precise control over every element.
however with a fluid grid layout using media queries, designs adapt dynamically across devices without needing separate files.
for typography and visual hierarchy,
fluid grids offer easier scaling of text size based on window width
whereas fixed px values in css3 might need more manual tweaking for responsive layouts
pick the one that fits your project needs better!. anyway.

21605 No.1535

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>>1534
think about user experience first, making sure its seamless across devices rather than treating desktop and mobile as separate design tasks responsive webdesign ensures a cohesive flow no matter how users access your site.



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