Adapting layouts, styles, and interactions based on screen size and device orientation Mocktest

The $(window).resize() method in jQuery detects when the window is resized and executes a specified function, useful for responsive adjustments.

A fluid grid layout uses relative units like percentages, allowing the layout to adapt to different screen sizes and maintain responsiveness.

Adapting layouts based on device orientation ensures an optimal viewing experience in both portrait and landscape modes, enhancing usability and readability.

The media query @media (orientation: portrait) applies styles when the device is in portrait mode, ensuring the design adapts to the vertical orientation.

Ensuring that a layout adjusts to different screen sizes involves using relative units like percentages and media queries to create a flexible and responsive design.

The display: none; CSS rule hides elements from the page completely, useful for removing non-essential elements on smaller screens to reduce clutter.

The .on('click', function) method in jQuery attaches a click event handler to selected elements, enabling interactivity like toggling menus or content.

Using $(document).ready(function() { ... }); ensures that the DOM is fully loaded before executing jQuery scripts, preventing errors related to accessing elements that aren't yet available.

This jQuery code toggles the visibility of the menu with a sliding effect when the .menu-toggle element is clicked, enhancing usability on small screens.

Using relative units like em or rem for font sizes ensures that text resizes appropriately on different devices, maintaining readability across various screen sizes.