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The breakpoints component is used to define responsive breakpoints for a build. This allows you to specify different styles or layouts for various screen sizes, ensuring that your build is responsive and looks good on all devices.
How are breakpoints defined?
Do breakpoints correspond to CSS media queries?
Yes, breakpoints correspond to CSS media queries. Each breakpoint typically defines a minimum and/or maximum width for a screen size, which can be used in CSS to apply styles conditionally based on the viewport size.
Do breakpoints correspond to devices?
Generally, breakpoints do not correspond directly to specific devices. Instead, they are defined based on the design requirements and the layout needs of the build. While some breakpoints may align with common device widths (like mobile, tablet, and desktop), it is more about ensuring a good user experience across a range of screen sizes rather than targeting specific devices.
