ViewportMetaTag
The Viewport Meta Tag is an HTML element used to control the layout and scaling of web pages on mobile devices and other screens with varying resolutions. Introduced to address the challenges of responsive design before it became a standard practice, the viewport meta tag instructs the browser on how to render the page in relation to the device's screen dimensions. Without it, mobile browsers often default to zooming out to fit the entire page, which can lead to poor user experience.
The tag is placed within the `<head>` section of an HTML document and typically includes attributes such
Additional attributes like `minimum-scale`, `maximum-scale`, and `user-scalable` allow further control over zooming behavior. For instance, `user-scalable=no`
While modern web development emphasizes responsive design principles—such as fluid grids and flexible images—the viewport meta