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Pricing of Webflow freelancers : r/webflow
Pricing of Webflow freelancers : r/webflow
Some good questions to ask: Can they show you some examples of past projects they've built in Webflow? Do some checking if their work looks good on smaller devices (Webflow cascades styles down from desktop, so mobile design can sometimes get overlooked) Are they using a class framework (e.g., Client-first, Mast, Lumos, or custom)? And are they comfortable building the site with a level of modularity that enables easy reuse of sections, components, and styles? This approach simplifies future design updates and makes it easier for your team to manage and expand the site after the handover. What's their approach to SEO in Webflow? What do they do to ensure performance and loading speed are optimized? Do they have a process QA and testing before launching a site? How do they handle client feedback and revisions? Do they have a process for educating you on how to use and manage the site they built?
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Pricing of Webflow freelancers : r/webflow
Why you should never use px to set font-size in CSS - Josh Collinsworth blog
Why you should never use px to set font-size in CSS - Josh Collinsworth blog
This is also a very good reason to avoid viewport units, like vw or vh, when setting font size. Those are also static, and impossible to override by the user. At most, a value like calc(1rem + 1vw) might be acceptable, since that still contains rem as a base. Even then, however, I’d recommend using clamp() or media queries to set minimum and maximum values, as screen sizes often go far beyond what we might expect or test.
To differentiate between the two: 1rem is always equal to the browser’s font size—or, more accurately the font size of the html element. rem stands for “root em,” and the root of a webpage is the <html> tag. So, 1rem = whatever the document font size is. (Which, again, by default, is 16px, but can be overridden by the user.) em, on the other hand, is the font size of the current element.
1px is equal to whatever the browser is treating as a single pixel (even if it’s not literally a pixel on the hardware screen).
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Why you should never use px to set font-size in CSS - Josh Collinsworth blog