Device independence

Device independence means that the things we create on the computer should work on all different kinds of devices and screens, like big and small screens, computers, tablets, and phones. It's like when we draw a picture with a coloring book and we want to show it to our friends, we need to make sure that our picture can be seen by everyone, no matter what size their eyes or hands are.

When people create things on the computer, like websites, videos, or games, they need to make sure that it can work on all kinds of devices without any problems. This means that they need to use special codes and tools that will help their creations be seen and used by everyone, no matter what device they are using.

For example, imagine we make a game and we want to play it on our phone. If we only made the game for a computer, it might be too big or hard to see on our phone. But if we make it device-independent, it will automatically adjust to fit our phone screen, making it easier to play.

So, device independence is like making things flexible and adaptable, so they can fit different sizes and shapes and work well for everyone. It's an important part of creating things on the computer, so that everyone can enjoy them the way they were meant to be enjoyed.