viewport
/ˈvaɪpɔːrt/Definitions
1. noun
A visual area displayed on a display screen, typically a web browser window, that shows the content of a web page.
“The web developer adjusted the viewport settings to improve the website’s mobile responsiveness.”
2. noun
The visible area of a window or other opening, especially one that can be adjusted to control the amount of light entering a room.
“She adjusted the viewport of the skylight to let more sunlight into the room.”
3. noun
In computer graphics, a viewport is a rectangular area that displays a portion of a 3D scene.
“The game’s viewport was set to show the player’s character from a first-person perspective.”
4. verb
To adjust the settings of a viewport to control what is displayed on a screen.
“You can viewport your website to make it more user-friendly on mobile devices.”