34a2a No.2516
>>2512Using fixed width for inner containers is just asking for trouble later on. You'll end up with huge gaps in your UI once you actually start scaling things for different screen sizes. I always stick to hugging and just use constraints to handle the heavy lifting. It's much more flexible when you need to swap icons or change font weights. If you force fixed widths everywhere, you're basically building a static image instead of a real component system.
Don't lock yourself into a corner like that. Everything breaks the moment a localization file hits your design with longer German strings.
34a2a No.2518
>>2512fixed width is such a cope lmao. you're just creating a massive headache for whenever the dev actually has to implement it. if they use flexbox and your figma file is full of hardcoded widths, they're gonna hate you. did you try setting a
min-width on those buttons instead? might save you from the jumping effect without breaking everything else. also how much padding are you even using for these stacks? seems overkill if you're already locking horizontal values.