Responsive Design - Responsive Text

The video tutorial explains the importance of responsive text in design and demonstrates how to make text responsive using media queries and viewport-based typography. It covers the use of media queries to adjust text size based on screen width and introduces newer methods using viewport height (VH) and viewport width (VW) units. The tutorial also explains the Vmin and Vmax units for scaling text based on the minimum and maximum dimensions of the viewport, providing a flexible approach to responsive typography.

What is the primary focus of responsive design discussed in the video?

• Responsive text

• Color schemes

• Image optimization

• Layout grids

Which CSS rule is applied when the screen width is 601 pixels or greater?

• Font size of 50 pixels

• Font size of 80 pixels

• Font size of 30 pixels

• Font size of 100 pixels

What does the VH unit represent in viewport-based typography?

• Viewport width

• Viewport height

• Viewport minimum

• Viewport maximum

What happens to the text size when the Chrome desktop is made significantly wider?

• The text size remains the same

• The text size increases

• The text size becomes unreadable

• The text size decreases

What is the advantage of using viewport-based typography?

• It allows for fixed text sizes

• It scales text based on screen size

• It uses only width for scaling

• It ignores screen dimensions

How does the Vmin unit determine text size?

• Based on the minimum of viewport height and width

• Based on the average of viewport height and width

• Based on the maximum of viewport height and width

• Based on a fixed percentage of viewport height

Which unit is used to ensure text scales with both height and width of the screen?

• VW

• VH

• Vmin

• Vmax