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Emulate rendering on other devices

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Emulate rendering on other devices

- [Narrator] When you build a responsive design, you want it to work well on any machine that can open it. Any device, any view port resolution, any connection. There a number of common resolutions that can serve as a starting point for your testing. Laptops, tablets, and large and small mobile phones. Chrome Device Mode includes a breakpoint bar just below the device tool bar. That allows you too quickly resize the view point for a few generic device dimensions. Chrome updates these values as technology changes, so you may see different options than I do here. But my device mode starts, at the smallest width of 320 pixels for a small mobile. And now we've zoomed down to 25%, we're seeing a few more options here. So it goes on to medium size mobile, large one, a tablet at 768 pixels, laptop at 1024, a large laptop at 1440, and then a 4K monitor at 2560 pixels. Now sometimes you want to focus your testing on a set of…

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