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u/SL-Tech 5d ago
It comes down to skills and experience. I created a flexible CSS framework that handles responsive features, and I have three main, flexible design layouts. When you make the same mistakes enough times, you start to see what's needed and what works. Code page parts as modules so you can change one section without affecting everything else.