min() and max() are actually super useful beyond handling the iPhone X safe areas, here's a Tweet with some examples of other ways to use it: https://twitter.co

min() and max() are actually super useful beyond handling the iPhone X safe areas, here's a Tweet with some examples of other ways to use it: https://twitter.com/iamvdo/status/910074435159420928 https://twitter.com/iamvdo/status/910074435159420928 In brief, it lets you replace the "CSS locks" pattern which is a super awkward way to apply clamping to a flexible size. min()/max() makes it much easier.