Is it worth using a max-min width on a site where a substantial amount of the content include elements of a fixed width (ie; a contact form, images etc..)?
Is it worth using a max-min width on a site where a substantial amount of the content include elements of a fixed width (ie; a contact form, images etc..)?
I'd say min and max widths do have their place if you want your site to be responsive. Remember more and more people are accessing sites with tablets and phones as well as desktops. If you want a site to be user friendly across as many devices as possible you need to look into css media queries, and changing how widths are defined at the appropriate breakpoints for your particular design.
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