Bulletproof Web Design: Improving flexibility and protecting against worst-case scenarios with HTML5 and CSS3

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In Bulletproof Web Design, Dan Cederholm demonstrates how to build resilient websites that remain functional regardless of how users access them. This book focuses on the philosophy that web design should be flexible enough to handle various screen sizes, font adjustments, and browser limitations without breaking the layout. By analyzing common design failures, Cederholm teaches you how to move a…

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