voh units can help ensure that the design of a page is responsive to different screen sizes, as it scales to the height of the viewport. voca-icons Matching Gumi and Miku icons from the songs Ridin’ With U and Magical Night I love both of these songs and have been wanting to do icons for them for a while. one vh is 1% of the height of the viewport. I would use rem over em if i’m working on layout design as a whole since you can a global size and space in your root and having that consistent value in your root makes your layout more predictable in regards to size vw/vh

rem is also scalable and responsive, but are easier to work with in layout design due to their fixed reference point if the font size of the root element is 16px, then 1rem is equal to 16px. remĪnother relative unit of measurement based on the font size of the like root or html, but does not change like the complexity of the parent font size. em is scalable and responsive to your parent font size, but can be difficult to deal with in layout designĮm can help control an area of design, like if i wanted to scale the type in a specific area, i would use em. to elaborate - 1em is the fontsize of the element, meaning if the parent font size is 16px, then 1em would be 16px. I would use pixels for logos and images for exact sizing or if i was working with any design tools, as design tools use pixels as their default emĪ relative unit of measurement based on the font size of the parent element. since pixels are an absolute unit, they can cause issues with responsiveness on different screen sizes and resolutions. Short n sweet list of the more commonly seen units in css for sizing n their differences pixelsĪn absolute (unchanged) unit of measurement that is based on the physical size of the screen.

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