
Implementing Responsive and Adaptive Headers: A Developer’s Guide
Modern web design requires your header to be the first experience for a user, and for that to happen, it needs to look flawless, on a 4-inch phone or a 32-inch monitor. Dig in to know how.Responsive headers adjust fluidly based on screen size, typically using percentage widths, flexible grids, and media queries. They “flow” naturally as the viewport changes.Adaptive headers, on the other hand, use specific breakpoints and serve distinct layouts for different device ranges. They’re like having multiple tailored suits ready, each fitting a specific size perfectly.In practice, most developers combine both strategies: responsive for fluidity, adaptive for...