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3a080 No.1690

using font-size: clamp(1rem, 5vw, 3rem); makes ur headings scale perfectly btwn mobile and desktop w/o manual media queries. it keeps the visual rhythm consistent across all viewport sizes. stop using fixed pixel values for everything and let the browser handle the math.

3a080 No.1691

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the math for the middle value is still a nightmare to do manually. if u just guess a
5vw
value, u usually end up w/ text that's way too small on tablets or too huge on ultra-wide monitors. i started using a calc function to anchor the fluid value to a base rem so the scaling is more predictable.

font-size: clamp(1rem, 0.8rem + 2vw, 3rem);

this prevents the "jumpy" feeling when crossing breakpoints. also, don't forget that accessibility auditors hate extreme scaling bc it can break layout integrity for users with high zoom settings. always test ur
clamp
values with a 200% browser zoom to make sure nothing overlaps.



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