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It’s harder because there are more factors to consider, and a lot more subjectivity. Also because it fairly consistently leads to more involved layout calculati
by chrismorgan 3y ago
It’s harder because there are more factors to consider, and a lot more subjectivity. Also because it fairly consistently leads to more involved layout calculations, meaning you do definitely need to check how things appear at diverse sizes, and the effects of changing parameters are often less obvious.
- chiefalchemist 3y agoIDK. With breakpoints there must not be a lot of checking going on then :) Much like "mobile first", I guess I'm suggesting "component first". On the other hand, breakpoints are more "layout first". Perhaps this explains why we still see (e.g.) 4 col rows on desktop remain 4 col rows on even smaller screen, to the point the context within each cell gets messy. I still see it as an education and experience issue* but with ultimately improved UX. * And yes, perhaps a library / framework/