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📏 Welcome to our latest video on CSS units! In this tutorial, we’ll unravel the differences between relative and absolute units, and delve into the specifics of em, rem, and % units. Understanding these units is essential for creating responsive and adaptable web designs.

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🔍 Relative Units: Learn how relative units such as em, rem, and % adapt based on their context, making them perfect for responsive design. We'll explain how each unit works and provide practical examples of their usage.

📐 Absolute Units: Discover how absolute units like px, in, cm, etc., are fixed and don't scale based on the viewport or parent elements. While less flexible for responsive design, they have their own use cases which we'll explore.

⚖️ em vs rem vs %:

em: See how em units are relative to the font-size of the element they are used on, making them useful for scaling elements proportionally.
rem: Understand how rem units are relative to the root element (html), providing a more consistent scaling method across different elements.
%: Learn how percentages are relative to the parent element, making them ideal for fluid layouts and responsive designs.
By the end of this video, you'll have a thorough understanding of how to use these CSS units to create flexible and responsive web designs. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more web development tutorials! 🚀

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