# Questions

1. Mobile phones usually ignore the autoplay tag in order to save cellular data.

2. The css snippet 
  ```CSS
    @media only screen
      and (min-device-width : 768px)
      and (max-device-width : 1024px) {
        #logo {
          display: none;
        }
    }
  ```
  will make no difference for a device with `320 x 568` resolution because the device' height, `568px`, is not between `768` and `1024`

3. There is several advantages of using a responsive website. Some of them are:

  * A collected codebase: There is not as much work to do as if you were to make two different sites.

  * The user is guaranteed the same info: The HTML will stay the same no matter how the CSS is written, and there will be less occurences of the mobile website not having the same services/options/information as the desktop website or vice versa.

  * Easier networking: No need for any special redirection proxys or desktop/mobile specific load balancer. You can just serve the website as is.

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