The essence of responsive images is that they display correctly on every device, whether it is a mobile phone, tablet, or large-screen monitor.
The most common solution is to adjust the width of images to the parent element with max-width: 100% and height: auto.
The following example shows how a simple image becomes responsive with CSS settings.
The picture and source elements allow us to load different images for different screen sizes or resolutions.
Different techniques exist for handling responsive images. The following table summarizes the most common methods.
Method | Description |
---|---|
max-width | The image size automatically adjusts to the container. |
picture + source | We can provide different images for different screen sizes. |
srcset attribútum | The browser automatically selects the most appropriate image from the given sources. |
Here are some useful tips for the correct application of responsive images:
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