Typical Workflow for Designing Responsive Applications in Oracle JET

Oracle JET includes classes for creating responsive applications. After you create your application, you can fine tune your design using Oracle JET responsive JavaScript and helper classes.

To design responsive applications in Oracle JET, refer to the typical workflow described in the following table:

Task	Description	More Information
Understand Oracle JET's support for responsive design	Understand the Oracle JET flex layout, 12–column mobile-first grid, and form layout framework classes, and the responsive class naming conventions.	Oracle JET and Responsive Design Media Queries Oracle JET Flex, Grid, Form, and Responsive Helper Class Naming Convention Oracle JET Flex Layouts Oracle JET Grids Responsive Layout and Content Design Patterns Responsive Form Layouts
Create a responsive application using the Oracle JET responsive classes.	Add application, flex, grid, and form layout classes to your application.	Adding Responsive Design to Your Application
Fine tune your responsive design	Use responsive JavaScript, helper classes, and responsive CSS images to complete the responsive design. Change default font size across your application.	Using Responsive JavaScript Using the Responsive Helper Classes Creating Responsive Images Changing Default Font Size