Responsive Web Design
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The document discusses responsive web design, including what it is, when to use it, and its benefits. Responsive design ensures a website is accessible and usable across different devices by using flexible grids and layouts, adaptive images, and media queries. The talk provides examples of responsive sites and outlines key techniques like media queries, flexible images, elastic fonts, and fluid interiors. Resources for learning more about responsive design are also included.
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- 7. WHAT IS THE WEB TODAY?
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