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2.4 Making Your Scale Responsive
Nowadays, we browse the internet from lots of different devices, and the vast majority of new websites are responsive. However, sometimes, designers and developers forget about making the typography responsive as well. They simply use the same font sizes on all devices and, whilst this isn’t the end of the world, you can create a better experience by using smaller fonts on smaller devices. Let’s find out how you can do that.
1.Introduction1 lesson, 01:06
1 lesson, 01:06
1.1Welcome01:06
1.1
Welcome
01:06
2.Using Typographic Scales5 lessons, 16:56
5 lessons, 16:56
2.1What Is a Typographic Scale?02:36
2.1
What Is a Typographic Scale?
02:36
2.2Exploring the Different Types of Scales02:04
2.2
Exploring the Different Types of Scales
02:04
2.3How to Select a Scale for Your Project04:38
2.3
How to Select a Scale for Your Project
04:38
2.4Making Your Scale Responsive02:24
2.4
Making Your Scale Responsive
02:24
2.5Automation Tools05:14
2.5
Automation Tools
05:14
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