George Ongoro 004Ongoro

Modern Fluid Typography System

Traditional responsive web design relies on "stepping" font sizes at specific breakpoints (e.g., font-size: 16px on mobile, font-size: 20px on desktop). Fluid Typography removes these jagged jumps by allowing the font size to scale linearly between a minimum and maximum value based on the viewport width (vw). The Math Behind the Fluidity The core of this implementation is the CSS clamp() function. It takes three parameters:

Minimum Value: The smallest the font can get (e.g., mobile).
Preferred Value: A dynamic unit (usually vw) that scales with the screen.
Maximum Value: The upper limit (e.g., large desktops).

	/**
	QUESTION
	Write a function findFirstUnique(input) that takes a string and returns the index of the first character
	that does not repeat anywhere else in the string. If every character repeats, return -1

	* @param {string} s
	* @return {number}
	*/
	function findFirstUnique(s) {
	// Your logic here

	// QUESTION
	/*
	Given a string s containing letters and ? wildcards (that can match any letter), and a target
	pattern string pattern, rearrange the entire string however you like. Return the maximum number
	of non-overlapping copies of pattern that can appear in the rearranged result.
	*/

	// SOL'N

	const maxPatternCopies = (s, p) => {