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# ResponsiveJS (r$)
> Author responsive behavior CSS cannot express — `value = f(width)` — then measure the
> rendered page and fail CI when it disagrees. Linear values compile to a static `clamp()`,
> so the common case ships as CSS with zero runtime JavaScript.
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## Start here
- [Getting started](https://responsivejs.com/docs/getting-started.md): ResponsiveJS (r$) is one model — value = f(width) — with two halves: author responsive behavior CSS can't express, verify the rendered result with measurements.
- [Adopting r$ in a site you already have](https://responsivejs.com/docs/adopting.md): The tutorial builds a page from nothing. This is the other path: you have a codebase, media queries you did not write, and no appetite for a rewrite. Nothing here asks you to ch…
- [Tutorial — from empty page to validated, fluid landing](https://responsivejs.com/docs/tutorial.md): Build a real page with every core construct, one step at a time. Each step: what you're about to gain, the code, what actually happened, and a checkpoint you can see. At the end…
- [Why r$ — and when not to](https://responsivejs.com/docs/why.md): The honest version, because you are going to ask anyway.
- [Concepts — the model in practice](https://responsivejs.com/docs/concepts.md): One idea holds the whole lineage together: the screen is a parametric Cartesian plane, and every layout property is a function of width — viewport or container.
- [Troubleshooting — by symptom](https://responsivejs.com/docs/troubleshooting.md): Start from what you are seeing, not from what you think is broken. Every entry names the cause and the fix; most of these were bugs we shipped ourselves first.
- [ResponsiveJS documentation](https://responsivejs.com/docs/index.md): One page per question — start from what you're trying to do.
## Guides
- [Using r$ in JavaScript / TypeScript — the runtime guide](https://responsivejs.com/docs/guides/runtime.md): This is the guide to @responsivejs/runtime: what each API is for, how the pieces fit, and worked examples that grow from one line to a real page. Prefer building along? The tuto…
- [The pattern catalog — every construct, on a real problem](https://responsivejs.com/docs/guides/case-studies.md): One pattern per real-world problem, organized by what you're building. Each: the problem, the construct, what it replaces. New here? Do the tutorial first — it builds a page wit…
- [Validating with r$ — the design guide](https://responsivejs.com/docs/guides/validation.md): This is the guide to @responsivejs/design: what the validation side of r$ is for, how measuring works, and worked examples that grow from five lines to contracts in CI. The API …
- [Testing responsive behavior](https://responsivejs.com/docs/guides/testing.md): How to test code that uses r$ — what belongs in unit tests, what genuinely needs a browser, and the patterns (and traps) we learned building r$'
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