type so here in my type I have my title and my paragraph so I've called that hero title and hero text and instead of doing the font size in M s we can switch these out and setting a font size for a title in viewport width can be super useful so I think you put with let's try NUMBER_TOKEN maybe a bit big let's try NUMBER_TOKEN okay so I sort of like that size and I think it looks nice at this layout but now when I'm gonna increase or decrease the size of my screen that font size will increase or decrease with it and it's gonna keep things more or less in proportion as I go around so it makes for a very very responsive type which can be super good for titles and super super handy for titles because it's a nice big font but when you're getting onto a smaller screen size you sort of want that to get smaller or else it's too big and you're used to probably making media queries that are going to affect this at different screen sizes and now I don't have to worry about the media query as much but I probably still would want to build in media queries because at one point it might get too small and at one point it might get too big this at really big screen sizes can get things really really big so you might build in a set size for very small screens and a set size for very big screens but everything in between having something as a viewport width can make for very nice responsive titles but you notice I'm saying titles and not responsive text it doesn't work so good for paragraph text because paragraph text is generally smaller to begin with it's not bold and if it gets really small it can be hard to read so let's set this to four viewport width that's probably too big let's try three then let's go down to two maybe two and a half will be perfect so looking at it there right now this looks pretty good but now my paragraph text is getting really really big it's sort of screwing up my whole layout and when I'm going smaller and smaller and smaller it's getting harder and harder to read my title is still super easy to read but this has gotten super super small so I don't really suggest using this for type it just gets a little bit funky now if I change this over to viewport height I'm not saying that it's the best thing but you can see here it's not going to change based on this so it's you know my width is not going to affect it it's only the height that will actually affect it which can be useful but it's still a little bit extreme you'd probably want to build a minimum size in there using your query i'm just because right now it's getting really really tiny but it could be useful that at smaller screen sizes it is shrinking a little bit you know if you're going onto a cell phone it's a smaller viewport height and width but it might work okay not sure if I'd really do it from a paragraph text but I'm just saying that it's a possibility and it will probably work better than the viewport width which has more extreme changes most of the time but in general I would be sizing this in my AMS I think I had that at like NUMBER_TOKEN or so NUMBER_TOKEN now where the viewport max the V Max and the V min can be really useful if I put this as my V min where this gets
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