Responsive UI using CSS Media Query

1. Responsive UI Using CSS Media Query

2. What is Responsive Design? How is it implemented? • A Website or User Interface is said to be responsive when it is able to change its layout depending on what device it is being viewed on. • The logical approach is to first identify the device or screen width and based on that re position or even remove certain blocks of content  so that its is optimized for viewing. • While there are various techniques to detect the screen resolution and re-arrange the content blocks, the easiest and most commonly used technique is by taking advantage of one of CSS3 ‘s new feature called Media Query.

3. What is CSS Media Query? How is it used to implement Responsive Design? CSS Media Query is where you can define a set of CSS rules which would apply when the media query condition is satisfied. nav{background: #333;border-radius:8px;padding: 3 px 5px;min-height:35px;} @media screen and (min-width: 480px) {nav{width:150px;float:left;margin:15px 0;} In the code sample above you’ll notice the media query which states that if the screen width is 480px and above it would apply the CSS which would float the navbar and change the UI from a 1 column layout to a 2 column layout. You can view the demo code here.

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