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Responsive Typography

Responsive Typography is a way of making text on websites change size, spacing, and layout so it always looks good and is easy to read on any device, like phones, tablets, or computers. Designers can use special units like vw (viewport width) and vh (viewport height) to make font sizes adjust automatically as the screen size changes. Line length, line height, and letter spacing can all be set to change depending on the screen, so text blocks do not become too wide or too narrow. Some designers use fluid typography, which means the text size grows or shrinks smoothly between certain screen sizes, instead of jumping from one size to another. This helps keep the reading experience smooth and balanced, no matter how the website is viewed.

fluid typography, viewport units, web design, scalable text, CSS techniques

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