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| Flexible Layouts with Susy & Breakpoint | |
| Creating layouts for responsive design can be challenging because of the math involved in calculating column widths and gutters, so it’s common for designers to turn to Frameworks and/or Sass to help simplify some of the process. A lot of frameworks are structured around a 12-column grid, but a flexible and responsive grid doesn’t always fit into this structure. In this article, I’m going to show you how to use a coupe of Sass extensions that can help you create truly flexible layout that transcend the 12-column grid. | |
| In this article, I’m going to show you how to use a couple of Sass extensions to tame your layout problems. | |
| The problem | |
| Responsive design for layouts can be tough, because it involves calculating: |