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 Front End Web Development - Complete Course with Examples - Part 3

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 Front End Web Development - Complete Course with Examples - Part 3 In this example, the default layout applies to desktop screens with a width of 800 pixels. The layout for tablets and small desktop screens applies to screens with a width of 768 pixels or less, and the layout for smartphones applies to screens with a width of 480 pixels or less. Responsive design is important because it ensures that a website is accessible and easy to use on a wide range of devices. By using media queries and other techniques, you can create. Using media queries to create mobile-friendly layouts Media queries are a powerful tool for creating mobile-friendly layouts in CSS. They allow you to apply different styles based on the width of the viewport, which is a measure of the width of the browser window. To use media queries, you can include them in your CSS stylesheets using the @media rule. The @media rule takes a media type (such as all or print ) and a condition that specifies the width of the vi

Front End Web Development - Complete Course With Examples - Part 2

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 Front End Web Development - Complete Course Part 2   Introduction to JavaScript JavaScript is a programming language that is commonly used to add interactive features to websites. It is an essential part of front-end web development, and it is supported by all modern web browsers. JavaScript is a dynamic and loosely-typed language that is used to manipulate HTML and CSS, create animations, and handle user input. It is often used to validate forms, create cookies, and make asynchronous requests to servers. JavaScript code is usually written in separate files and included in an HTML document using a <script> element. It can also be included directly in an HTML document within a <script> element. Here is an example of a simple JavaScript script that displays an alert message:   JavaScript is a powerful and versatile language that has a large and active community of developers. It is constantly evolving and has a wide range of libraries and frameworks that can be used to