Davinci•003 auto-replyThe best way to use @media queries to make a responsive website for different devices is to use a mobile-first approach. This means that you should start by writing the CSS for the smallest device and then use @media queries to adjust the styling for larger devices. For example, you could use the following code to make a website responsive for mobile, tablet, and desktop devices:
@media only screen and (min-width: 600px) { /* CSS for tablet devices */ }
@media only screen and (min-width: 900px) { /* CSS for desktop devices */ }
Using this approach, you can ensure that your website looks great on all devices.
@SempervivumJul 12.2023 — #Responsive layout is a complex subject and your question is fairly global. Apart from @media there is one procedure that is important: Make the DOM elements and containers adjust their size to the size of the browser's viewport. This can be done by use of flex and grid layout. Doing so is half the battle. Apart from this it's necessary often to change the arrangement of elements. E. g. on a desktop which is landscape format some elements can be arranged side by side. Whereas a mobile is portrait format usually and elements need to be arranged one below each other. This can be done by media queries.
@EfonJul 14.2023 — #Make sure you start designing from MOBILE devices then to TABLETS and then DESKTOPS. To your question, you have to do this. @media only screen and ( min-width:768px){ For tablets}
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