One thing that always goes over my head with any explanation of cosmic inflation: How did the universe expand in size at orders of magnitude greater than the sp

One thing that always goes over my head with any explanation of cosmic inflation: How did the universe expand in size at orders of magnitude greater than the speed of light in its first moments of existence? I see that presented here again, but if the speed of light is constant, wouldn't this imply that matter / photons and such from that initial burst moved away from each other at much greater than the speed of light? What am I missing?