Is it Time to Ditch the Design Grid?
Read OriginalThe article argues that the traditional 12-column design grid, a holdover from print, is ill-suited for modern web development. It discusses how CSS features like flexbox, Grid, and the upcoming container queries allow for more flexible, content-driven layouts. The author critiques the design-to-development handoff process and advocates for developers to embrace more intrinsic, responsive design thinking.
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