So far we've covered the basics of creating media queries using Less—it's at this point that you're probably thinking, "Surely there's a prebuilt library we could use to help us here, right…?"
Well, in this instance, unfortunately there isn't a prebuilt library we can use; it's down to us to build each query manually! This is no bad thing, as media queries can be seen as something of a workaround, which can lead to bloated code if we're not careful. It will be difficult, if not near impossible, to cater for all breakpoints. Each project will require support for a specific set of break points, which will not necessarily be the same for every site.
In addition, media queries are natively supported in all modern browsers; the only exception is IE, where Version 8 or below is not supported. To get around this, there are three options:
We can use the fallback library media-query-to-type created by Mike Morici, and which we can download from https://github.com/himedlooff...