CSS min-width property
Sometimes it's useful to constrain the size of an element in CSS to a certain range. The min-width property limits how much an element can shrink horizontally. Practically, it means that if you set the min-width of an element to 400px, it won't shrink smaller than that even on smaller screens, even if there's no content.
Pro Tip: The min-width overrides the width and max-width properties. The width can't be smaller than the min-width value, and if the min-width value is greater than max-width, the min-width value is applied.
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