Media Queries: A resource suggestion for this lesson

[xplozion15]

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I wanna suggest this resource as I used this and felt like its amazing resource to get the basics of media query in responsive design. He has explained it really well in the video so I thought it might be great if we had this in the lesson as assignment or just a part of lesson which could potentially help other people too! Link to the resource

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Node / JS

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https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/node-path-advanced-html-and-css-media-queries

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[JoshDevHub]

Thank you for making this issue @abhilash15500

I'm going to ping our HTML/CSS team and let them take over how to proceed on this @TheOdinProject/html-css

[xplozion15]

Thank you for making this issue @abhilash15500

I'm going to ping our HTML/CSS team and let them take over how to proceed on this @TheOdinProject/html-css

Thanks! Let me know if anything is to be done from my side.

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[mao-sz]

Thanks for the suggestion @xplozion15. I've just watched the video and while I think it's a great video, it doesn't seem like the best fit for an assignment or additional resource IMHO. It's a brief rundown of media query syntax (already in the lesson) before demonstrating something done in an impractical way (adding breakpoints only when something breaks as you change viewport size) before offering an alternative approach (starting with fixed breakpoints and building responsively around them).

The problem domain is rather narrow and specific for it to be an assignment or additional resource I think, as in it just doesn't seem to flow well with the lesson. It's definitely a good video for the topic it's discussing, and we always encourage people to take the initiative for their own learning and independently research as needed anyway. So we don't need to assign resources for every situation related to the topic.