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hey whats up guys so today were gonna go ahead and take a look at how we can take something like this where we have this H1 tag in the middle of the screen with a number of media queries set on it for making it kind of larger and smaller depending on the size of the screen and transform this into something that is a single line of code which defines the lower and upper bounds of that size that font size or padding or margin or whatever you want to use this on and gives you a fluid transition between the larger bound down to the lower bound like this as you can see this is super simple so lets go ahead and jump in and see how this works cool so Ive gone ahead and reset this back to where we started we can take a really quick look at the other code that I have in here up at the top just basic kind of HTML boilerplate stuff and our actual HTML will close up the style tag we just have an H1 for the text that were actually going to be doing this effect on and then a paragraph tag and a
