That valid CSS unit measurement sounds like inane trivia to me. I've never had to use anything other than em, px, and % before and I've never even seen it in any open source projects.
Definitely. You'd be silly to asses the skills of a developer based on such a question. My point was more-so that companies should ask questions developers would know instead of asking questions most developers would probably Google the answers to.
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That valid CSS unit measurement sounds like inane trivia to me. I've never had to use anything other than em, px, and % before and I've never even seen it in any open source projects.
They are very useful when you want to build modular web components, and for just overall maintainability of your stylesheets.
I wouldn't reject someone because they don't know what rem is though! I'd think of the question as a bonus I guess.
Definitely. You'd be silly to asses the skills of a developer based on such a question. My point was more-so that companies should ask questions developers would know instead of asking questions most developers would probably Google the answers to.