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March 1, 2016 09:00 am GMT

Perfectly Responsive Typographic Headlines with CSS and JavaScript

When charging ahead with all of your new strategies for responsive web design don’t forget the one of most important parts the typographic headlines. Stay ahead of most web designers by paying close attention to how the headlines are playing out on the page at different sizes. That means being very intentional about the sizing and line breaks for type. Here are some current options for creating large headlines at all sizes – some old-school and less versatile and others that will give you a delicious looking result at every size. 1. Use an Image – Not Recommended You really could do quite a bit with just an image with a width of 100% and a height that is left on auto, or set to auto. The problem is that this takes away control from people who land on your site to copy or highlight the text, makes it hard for accessibility or people with vision issues to access your text, and makes that text less accessible for search engines as well. It’s your headline! You want Google and other search engines to see how much of a emphasis you’re putting on that text with a <h1> tag wrapped […]

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