This isn't an article about CSS features, nor is the linked site. This is about how designers think about their design and how that doesn't translate well into

This isn't an article about CSS features, nor is the linked site. This is about how designers think about their design and how that doesn't translate well into CSS. Both articles are trying to bridge the gap between design and implementation based on the reality of web content and browsing. Also from the article: > Paradoxically, where CSS Grid shines is not only in building layouts that adhere to a strict design grid, but in baking flexibility into our components.