In this article, the author discusses differing perspectives on layout systems in CSS, expressing an appreciation for Alex Riviere's views while advocating for a skeletal, flexible approach. The author emphasizes the significance of flexibility in CSS and how it allows developers to adapt layouts based on user experiences and browser behavior. By referring to their previous work, Every Layout, the author suggests that utilizing CSS grid and responsive techniques can help create layouts that prioritize content and user needs, while still adhering to adaptive best practices and rules of thumb for CSS layout design.
"The beauty of CSS is that it's flexible - it wants to be a system - so finding a solution that works for you and your team is ultimately the most important thing."
"Our approach from Every Layout sets layouts up to be content driven and to respond to high level rules that can be broken when the browser decides that they need to be."
"If this is you, I would recommend using media queries and/or container queries to control grid-based layouts. CSS grid is likely the right tool for the job here..."
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