How can an image map be made responsive to accommodate various screen sizes?
- By making the image's resolution higher.
- By setting the image's width to 100%.
- By using media queries.
- By using percentage coordinates instead of pixels for area shapes.
Making an image map responsive primarily involves using percentage coordinates for area shapes rather than fixed pixel values. This ensures that hotspots scale proportionally with the image size. While setting the image's width to 100% can scale the image, it doesn't necessarily make the coordinates of the hotspots scale accordingly. Media queries and image resolution adjustments alone won't make an image map responsive.
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