In this article I'm going to go through a few CSS units for customizing the font-size of text when building webpages. There are a lot of other unit...
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this was genuinely such a fun and insightful read! 😄 thank you for this
Thank you for taking the time out to read it 😄
Yeah apparently rem/em should be avoided in spacing because then everything will scale proportionally to the font size which is the same as just zooming in/out.
rem won't scale to the font size unless the root font size (and therefore everything on the page) changes, in which case you should treat it as zooming in/out.
Yes, rem wouldn't scale unless the root font size changes
If I wanna male a responsive website, is 'rem' better in most cases? I'm looking forward to the next post(padding)!
They are all good with responsiveness as you can use media queries to define the font-sizes at different breakpoints. However, rem gets credit for the way accessibility is handled.
Thanks for the answer :)
It just depends on the use-case at the end 😅
That was one of the best discussions I’ve read on this subject. Thanks.
I'm happy you enjoyed it 😅
This was a nice Sunday read 👏🏾
Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it 🤲🏾
Great write up, but you didn't cover when to use VW for font sizes.
And if you've never used VW for font sizes...well, you haven't lived yet...or gone crazy...
I had no idea veiwport units were used for typography. Defnitely trying this tonight 😂