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Introduction

Making Responsive Websites is not easy. Many examples are just made for just one part of the problem and seldom on the entire problem. Let me try to help, by creating this page, which is, of course, at-the-moment under construction.

Summary

Embracing fluid typography might be easier than you think. It has wide browser support, is simple to implement and can be achieved without losing control over many important aspects of design.

Source: Smashing Magazine, 2016, Fluid Typography [1]

Viewport

Text Code Javascript + jQuery

Viewport units making fluid typography on the web possible. Viewport units refer to a percentage of the browser’s viewport dimensions.

For example, 1 viewport width (vw) is equal to 1% of the viewport’s width.
The units differ from percentages because they are always relative to the viewport, whereas a percentage is relative to the element’s parent container.

## What is viewport's height and width using JS
$ console.log( "Viewport vh x vh : " + window.innerHeight + "px x " + window.innerWidth + "px" )

## Result in (not your real viewport, just an example):
Viewport vh x vh : 836px x 1638px

See also

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Reference

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  1. Smashing Magazine, 2016 Fluid Typography, an article by Michael Riethmuller.