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5,742 PointsConfused in use of Grids?
Hello!
Grids can be applied to any website and that's true. But, how to use it? Because, every web page has different dimensions, designs and scenario.
So, it's just a math calculation to put the data according to size of the contents (whether it's images or texts) or anything else?
Does grid apply on Mobile sites? If I create a Mobile site and it's responsive then how to use the Grid? (http://gridulator.com/)
Please ans in simplest way if possible.
Thanks!
1 Answer
Davide Pupparo
8,452 PointsYou should always use a mobile-first approach. That means design the mobile version first and then scale up to desktop size. If you build a fluid grid, using percentages, that will perfectly adapt in any device. If you choose a 12 columns grid, you'll have those columns in any screen resolution. Obviously single columns width will change depending on the screen size. Usually you will need your content to take the total width of the screen in mobile devices, so yo'll use all the columns for your content blocks and they will stack vertically. Then you will adjust for others devices using break points.