The W3C, the group that helps create web standards, has finished work on CSS Media Queries, turning the cornerstone of responsive web design into an official standard.

While using JavaScript to load CSS might seem a bit strange, even if you use @media queries you’re still going to need some kind of polyfill (usually JavaScript-based) to handle those browsers ...

Media queries are a feature of CSS3 that checks for certain conditions such as the user’s browser window size and screen resolution and gives the designer the ability to adapt the design to ...

Google Chrome announced support for a CSS media query that allows your site to switch to Dark Mode if that's a user's default preference.