I've been curious about how websites like Linkedin, Facebook, or Quora design their sites. When I view them in responsive mode in my browser, I noticed that the content stays fixed at 1000px or 1100px and doesn't change. However, when I access these sites on my mobile device, everything looks fine. How do they achieve this?
Edit: To make the question more specific, simply open your browser and visit Linkedin, Quora, or Facebook. Toggle responsive mode (in Firefox, press ctrl+shift+m) and slowly decrease the screen size. Below 1000px or 1100px, you'll notice the content remains fixed and doesn't adapt. I understand media queries should make content respond to different screen sizes, as demonstrated by the page you're currently viewing. Test it out in responsive mode and observe how this page adapts compared to the lack of responsiveness below 1000px and 1100px on sites like Linkedin, Facebook, or Quora.