Ah, I see. The guideline I was referring to also has a DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) rule, which seems to contradict with the nested media queries problem you mentioned here 😅 Thanks so much for sharing your own experience! It's wonderful to see how different devs approach responsive design, as I have struggled with it at my (currently) early stages of front-end dev.
I must have missed DRY. My bad. Sry. Good article btw. Keep 'em commin'. As you've said, it's nice to see different approach and experience to responsive design.
No you were right, I didn't mention DRY here in my post, it was just stated in the guideline. I was merely echoing your comment that their Nested Media Queries rule was not so DRY after all lol. Again, thanks for the quick reply and encouraging comments :)
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Ah, I see. The guideline I was referring to also has a DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) rule, which seems to contradict with the nested media queries problem you mentioned here 😅 Thanks so much for sharing your own experience! It's wonderful to see how different devs approach responsive design, as I have struggled with it at my (currently) early stages of front-end dev.
I must have missed DRY. My bad. Sry. Good article btw. Keep 'em commin'. As you've said, it's nice to see different approach and experience to responsive design.
No you were right, I didn't mention DRY here in my post, it was just stated in the guideline. I was merely echoing your comment that their Nested Media Queries rule was not so DRY after all lol. Again, thanks for the quick reply and encouraging comments :)