#responsive-design

#responsive-design

The de-goose chair by Woojin Park reimagines the industrial gooseneck as a flexible structure that responds to the user's posture, offering a gentle feedback loop.

Using the 'srcset' attribute allows for multiple images to be served based on the device's screen size and resolution, optimizing the experience on mobile devices.

The Sidebar is a layout that includes a sidebar. Necessarily, there are three elements in total: a container, a designated sidebar element, and an accompanying element to take up the remaining space.

Building interfaces that look and feel pixel-perfect across everything from 4K monitors down to mobile phones can be a headache.

Rather than reacting to sound or voice commands, the object responds to proximity and gesture, creating moments of interaction through presence, light, and motion.

The MUI Grid component is essential for implementing Material Design's grid system, utilizing Flexbox properties for a fluid and adaptive layout across different screen sizes.

FlexLayout is a powerful component that allows us to create flexible and adaptable layouts, utilizing the power of CSS Flexbox for organization.

One of the most important rules of modern UI design is to maintain a clear visual hierarchy. To achieve this, spacing units must follow a consistent pattern, typically by scaling the base unit with a fixed proportion.