In src folder, let's create another folder called styles and inside this folder, create a file called global.js. Our UI seted font size for mobile with 24px, tablet with 18px and web with 16px.įor our reference, mobile has 320px width, tablet 720px width and desktop starting at 1024px width. Ok, now let's check out the design that we will create: Delete other files and remember to remove all references from removed files. We will clean our src folder and let only App.js and index.js files.
REACT RESPONSIVE LAYOUT INSTALL
Let's begin creating our project with create_react_app.Īfter that, go to the project's folder and install styled-component as a project dependency. You decide if you want to configure your own project or use CRA. I will use creact-react-app to set up a new project without needing to set up Webpack and others. If you wanna know about these libs you can search here in dev.to and you'll learn a lot about them! But if you want, you can use it with SCSS or SASS. They don't change element positions, just fit.Īdaptive layouts fit to user screen size as well but according to screen size, elements change position to fit the screen using media queries. Responsive layouts fit to a user's screen size. Let's align some concepts and previous knowledge: There are many ways to achieve responsive and adaptive layouts, and I will show another one. I'm going to describe here an idea that I've used to handle this. This can become a little weird if we try to render that layout on different screens. The ResponsiveBox component allows you to create an application or a website with a layout adapted to different screen sizes. In a normal situation, a UI professional creates a beautiful layout to works in a 1440px width device screen, and we begin building that layout at a fixed-size in pixels. Nowadays, to create websites and web apps we need to care about a lot of devices and screen sizes.
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