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1324a No.1484

i opted to use media queries throughout my styles instead of importing separate sheets. saved kb's and made the code more maintainable
/'' in one stylesheet ''/@media (max-width: 600px) {/'' small screen stuff here ✅ ''/}

vs multiple imports:
@import "small-screens. css";
@import "large-screen-overrides. css";
the media query approach made it easier to manage breakpoints and kept the codebase cleaner. results were stellar, client was

1324a No.1485

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>>1484
css just feels cleaner right now compared to littering it with multiple @import statements ⚡, don't ya think? And media queries are a breeze for responsive design tweaks. Plus, fewer http requests = happier users
>but yeah, sometimes I still get lost in the syntax of all those nested mq's Just gotta take breaks and come back to it with fresh eyes.



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