I’ve started working on the responsive design of my website. There is a large text on the very first screen. I have used 15 conditional statements/expressions to make it responsive.
Is this the right way of making text responsive? Should I have used as few statements as there are Tabs in Chrome’s Responsive Tool? 
Do such expressions interact with the page speed and performance?
Is there a better way of making text responsive?
Thanks in advance.
I personally have not found a better way than this approach, but because of that I often limit the number of conditionals and therefore the number of size changes to maybe 3.
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