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this is how you properly resize images in next.js while keeping them responsive if we just pass a fixed width and height to the image then by default the image will not adapt to the screen size and always load in this fixed size of course we could fix this with CSS but then next.js will always load this image with these Dimensions even on smaller screens which means that we load an unnecessarily large image for example on mobile phones to let the image adapt to the screen size we can remove the width and height and instead add this fill up property this will only work if this image is wrapped into another container that has its position set to relative now the image will adapt to the screen size and get smaller on smaller screens but now the problem is that next.js actually loads this image at its full Dimensions even if the imagery render on the front end is actually smaller but you can fix this by also passing the sizes prop where you define what size you want to load at different sc
