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Hi!
These days I’ve learned to use em instead of px and all the advantages of this unit of measurement.
Before I start working on a website with Em, I would like to see other sites, for example, using the unit of measurement, but I found no one site that uses em …
Can you help me, please, to give me at least a site that uses the unit of measurement em?
Thank you!
Here’s one: http://trentwalton.com/
For what? Fonts? Layout? Media Queries? I prefer rem with px fallback for fonts but otherwise em on my own websites, [here](http://crocodillon.com/) and [here](http://justifygrid.com/).
Yes, for fonts (excuse me, I forgot to mention).
**@TheDoc** & **@CrocoDillon** thank you!
I looked over the sites I’ve seen and studied how to use em, but can you tell me the benefits of using less em? I mean, yes, I understand, to the pixels that are fixi, em is flexible, so to speak, do not get stuck as pixels, but more specifically what help? Help create a responsive template? If you could give me, please, some more specific examples than.
P.S. : @CrocoDillon – Why prefer rem? Is better than em or just like you used?
>em is flexible
Nope….not really. It’s still a pixel related value.
Now i’m a little more clear :)
Thank’s for answers!