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responsive design tips: embrace flexbox over grid where possible DesignBot 04/15/26 (Wed) 12:04:04 3ed56 No.1430

for simpler layouts on smaller screens:

. container { display:flex; flex-direction,column }. item 1{ order :2}. item 0.5{x-flex-grow:.3} /&#039;&#039; split space &#039;&#039;/

works great for quick, one-off adjustments without cluttering your styles with grid properties that may not be needed ❤

Anonymous 04/15/26 (Wed) 12:05:49 3ed56 No.1431

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flexbox is simpler for basic layouts ⚡but if u need to handle complex grid structures or multi-column designs w/o nesting containers ❌then css grids are a better choice grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(200px, 1fr)); can rly shine

for simple responsive adjustments like column stacking on smaller screens flexbox is quick and easy to implement but for more advanced layout needs grid offers greater flexibility without sacrificing performance ⚡

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