If you are a novice, it is recommended to start with CSS responsive layout and adaptive layout. . . Generally, there are videos on MOOCs, and combined with some documents, it will be much easier to develop a simple mobile web page. Many things are the same as on the PC
For mobile web pages, just use a responsive framework. Make a set of pages that respond to most computer, tablet, and mobile phone screens. Boostrap is good, but if you think boostrap is too big, you can make a responsive framework yourself. It's very simple. I'm currently researching it, and a simple and easy-to-use grid system has been implemented
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If you are a novice, it is recommended to start with CSS responsive layout and adaptive layout. . . Generally, there are videos on MOOCs, and combined with some documents, it will be much easier to develop a simple mobile web page. Many things are the same as on the PC
For mobile web pages, just use a responsive framework. Make a set of pages that respond to most computer, tablet, and mobile phone screens. Boostrap is good, but if you think boostrap is too big, you can make a responsive framework yourself. It's very simple. I'm currently researching it, and a simple and easy-to-use grid system has been implemented