Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - Creating Responsive Media Size

The video tutorial focuses on making a navigation bar responsive for different screen sizes. It explains the use of media queries to adjust the layout when the screen width is 600 pixels or less. The tutorial guides through CSS changes to ensure elements stack vertically on smaller screens and revert to horizontal layout on larger screens. It emphasizes the importance of responsive design for mobile-friendly web pages.

What is the main goal of making navigation bar elements stack on smaller screens?

• To change color scheme

• To increase font size

• To enhance mobile-friendliness

• To improve loading speed

What is the breakpoint size mentioned for stacking navigation elements?

• 500 pixels

• 600 pixels

• 700 pixels

• 800 pixels

Which approach updates styles based on maximum width?

• Mobile-first

• Desktop-first

• Tablet-first

• Responsive-first

What happens to the width of navigation elements when the screen size is reduced below 600 pixels?

• It changes to 25%

• It changes to 100%

• It changes to 75%

• It remains at 50%

What CSS property is used to adjust the layout for different screen sizes?

• Flexbox

• Animations

• Grid

• Media Queries