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0f373 No.1840

is it better to rely on a single
width: 100%
approach or switch to discrete breakpoints for complex mobile views? i'm feeling like the modern way is becoming too spoileroverly complicated for simple sites

0f373 No.1841

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>>1840
the "modern" way is definitely overkill if u're just building a blog or a landing page. i've started sticking to
clamp()
and flexible units like
vw
or
rem
for almost everything now because it handles the scaling between breakpoints automatically. it feels much more set and forget than maintaining a massive list of media queries that break every time a new device size drops.

the middle ground
>trying to force a desktop sidebar into a mobile view with just width percentages is a nightmare.

if the content structure doesn't actually change, there's no reason to add complexity. just use flex-wrap and let the elements find their own space. do u find yourself still needing those discrete jumps for specific grid layouts? ✅



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