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2.1 Viewport Units
Viewport units in CSS allow us to create text which fluidly resizes based on the size of the browser. In this lesson, we’ll discuss the use of the vw unit in CSS and why it’s not always the best solution.
Relevant Links
1.Introduction1 lesson, 00:47
1 lesson, 00:47
1.1Introduction00:47
1.1
Introduction
00:47
2.Responsive Sizing3 lessons, 26:54
3 lessons, 26:54
2.1Viewport Units04:39
2.1
Viewport Units
04:39
2.2Responsive Headers With FitText12:11
2.2
Responsive Headers With FitText
12:11
2.3Responsive Text With FlowType.js10:04
2.3
Responsive Text With FlowType.js
10:04
3.One Character at a Time5 lessons, 45:57
5 lessons, 45:57
3.1Kerning.js08:06
3.1
Kerning.js
08:06
3.2More Than Just Kerning11:59
3.2
More Than Just Kerning
11:59
3.3Lettering.js09:03
3.3
Lettering.js
09:03
3.4Animating Letters With Textillate.js06:51
3.4
Animating Letters With Textillate.js
06:51
3.5Specifying Options With JavaScript09:58
3.5
Specifying Options With JavaScript
09:58
4.One Line at a Time2 lessons, 10:37
2 lessons, 10:37
4.1Lining.js07:08
4.1
Lining.js
07:08
4.2Animating Paragraph Lines03:29
4.2
Animating Paragraph Lines
03:29
5.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:48
1 lesson, 00:48
5.1Final Thoughts00:48
5.1
Final Thoughts
00:48
Craig has been doodling on computers since the first time he opened Paintbrush in Windows 3.0 in 1990. Since then,
he has constantly sought new and exciting ways to make
beautiful things on computers.







