CSS Grid, Flexbox and Grid for Reactable Web Design

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With Flexbox and grid, you sort of just have to embrace, embrace the flex as something I said in my Flexbox course is just be okay with it being a little bit bigger and a little bit smaller on different break points. A lot of things in CSS to me have been made way easier, especially in the fluid department, just via using straight up grid and Flexbox. Being able to define how a container flexes or displays any sort of dynamic grid is responsive web design.

In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk through some modern responsive design techniques that you may not have heard of, or haven’t had a chance to use yet.

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