The shortcomings of our example
In this chapter we've covered all the essential component parts of a basic responsive HTML5 and CSS3 powered web page.
But you and I both know that this basic responsive example is rarely the limit of what we're tasked with building. Nor should it reflect the limit of what we are capable of building.
What about if we want our page to respond to different light conditions? What about changing the size of links when people use different pointing devices (a finger rather than a mouse for example)? What about being able to animate and move visual elements simply, using nothing but CSS?
Then there's the markup. How do go about marking up pages with more semantic elements; article, section, menu, and the like, or make forms ...
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