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in my opinion media queries have always been a bit of a pain having to write out ranges of sizes like this with Min width 300 pixels Max with 600 pixels itamp;#39;s just a little bit confusing and itamp;#39;s so confusing I actually wrote this backwards when I was trying to write this code which is why Iamp;#39;m really glad CSS is introducing these range selectors we can actually rewrite this as follows we could say 300 pixels is less than or equal to the width Which is less than or equal to 600 pixels and now when I say weamp;#39;re going to get the exact same result between 300 and 600 pixels my background is green otherwise itamp;#39;s going to be black and we could change this however we want for example we could say anytime our width is less than or equal to 600 pixels the background is going to be green and this is really nice to have these range selectors because itamp;#39;s much more obvious whatamp;#39;s going on another really great thing CSS also introduced the abili
