In the first article of this brand new series, I have introduced the main objectives of the series and given a short but complete introduction on the critical components of media queries and responsive breakpoints. Now, it’s time to begin doing some practical work. As I have mentioned before, I’ll start with the planning and creation of a mockup for each of the three main device types on which our responsive website will be designed, tested, and displayed: PC desktops, tablets, and mobile phones. Returning to our files, the first, called Style.css, is the one which contains all the common CSS rules. The second one called responsive.css contains the specifications of the rules to apply to the chosen devices.In the first article of this brand new series, I have introduced the main objectives of the series and given a short but complete introduction on the critical components of media queries and responsive breakpoints. Now, it’s time to begin doing some practical work. As I have mentioned before, I’ll start with the planning and creation of a mockup for each of the three main device types on which our responsive website will be designed, tested, and displayed: PC desktops, tablets, and mobile phones. Returning to our files, the first, called Style.css, is the one which contains all the common CSS rules. The second one called responsive.css contains the specifications of the rules to apply to the chosen devices.
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