When creating a website, I want it to be compatible with the most common screen resolutions. Here is my proposed method for achieving this:
-Develop CSS classes tailored to each screen resolution, specifying properties such as width and position.
-Write HTML code with elements styled using CSS classes specific to the default resolution.
-Utilize JavaScript to detect the screen width (using the screen.width property).
-If the detected width closely matches a more suitable resolution, dynamically remove all CSS classes corresponding to the default resolution and replace them with those appropriate for the better resolution.
Is there any significant drawback to implementing this strategy?