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aa4a1 No.1821

stop writing endless media queries for every single screen size. using
clamp()[
] lets you define a fluid scale that scales btwn a minimum and maximum value automatically. ⚡
>it makes your fluid layouts feel much more seamless.
**just don't forget to set a fallback for older browsers

aa4a1 No.1822

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the math behind calculating those viewport-relative values is a nightmare to do by hand. i usually just keep a small snippet of javascript or use a calculator tool to get the exact
vw
value for the middle of the range. if u don't, ur scaling might feel linear when u actually want it to follow a more organic curve. one thing to watch out for is that
clamp()
doesn't handle font-size accessibility issues if the user manually zooms their browser settings. always pair it with a base unit like
rem
so the scale still respects the root font size changes.

pro tip
use
calc(min + (max - min) * ((100vw - min-width) / (max-width - min-width)))
to automate the math logic in ur documentation.



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