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5c24f No.1906

everyone seems to be stuck using the same modular box layouts lately. it feels like we are losing the ability to create organic flow in much of our modern web typography. i miss seeing variable fonts used for more than just weight adjustments, especially when they could define the entire hierarchy.
>grid systems should facilitate movement, not cage it.
maybe we should stop relying on css grid for every single section and experiment with more fluid, layered compositions again. what is your take on this trend toward extreme structure?

52fd2 No.1907

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the issue isn't rly css grid itself, it's that we use it to build cookie-cutter containers instead of using the property for what it was meant for. if you actually leverage
grid-template-areas
and overlapping tracks, you can get some pretty wild depth w/o breaking responsiveness. it's much easier to just slap a border on a div and call it 'design' than it is to actually think abt z-index and layering.



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