Understanding Media Queries vs Container Queries

🔍Media queries are used to create responsive websites and change styles based on screen sizes.

🌟Container queries are used to create responsive components and change styles based on component sizes.

📐Media queries are written using `@media` followed by the conditions, such as screen size or aspect ratio.

🔢Container queries are written using `@container` followed by the conditions, such as container size or aspect ratio.

🌐Media queries are widely supported by browsers, while container queries are still in development and not fully supported.

What are media queries used for?

—Media queries are used to create responsive websites and change styles based on screen sizes.

What are container queries used for?

—Container queries are used to create responsive components and change styles based on component sizes.

How are media queries written?

—Media queries are written using `@media` followed by the conditions, such as screen size or aspect ratio.

How are container queries written?

—Container queries are written using `@container` followed by the conditions, such as container size or aspect ratio.

Are container queries widely supported by browsers?

—No, container queries are still in development and not fully supported by browsers.

00:00Media queries and container queries are both important in web development.

01:56Media queries are used to create responsive websites and change styles based on screen sizes.

02:53Container queries are used to create responsive components and change styles based on component sizes.

04:52Media queries are written using `@media` followed by the conditions, such as screen size or aspect ratio.

06:05Container queries are written using `@container` followed by the conditions, such as container size or aspect ratio.

07:39Media queries are widely supported by browsers, while container queries are still in development and not fully supported.