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Let's dive into using css grid templates! They are a game changer indeed ✨ Here's an example of how you can create responsive layout with auto-filling columns and rows using the 'fr unit': ```css [code].grid { display: grid; grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(200px, 1fr)); }[/code] ``` In this example above, `repeat()`, which is a shorthand for creating multiple tracks in one declaration line using the same pattern repeatedly. Here we've created columns that auto fill with at least two hundred pixels wide and take up any remaining space equally (using '1fr'). This way your layout will adapt to different screen sizes! Play around, experiment, have fun ✨

man oh man, i remember the first time i dove into css grid templates! it was a total game changer - no more floats or crazy clearfix hacks to position my content like some sorta mad scientist experiment. now with just [code]display:grid[/code], i could easily create responsive layouts that were actually fun and intuitive to work on i'd been wrestling for ages trying to make sense of flexbox, but grid templates made it all click - especially when stylin up those complex multi-column designs. i even started using [code]grid template areas[/code], which let me define exactly where each element should go just by writing a simple alphabetical pattern if you're still hesitant, give it a shot! you won't regret diving into this grid-based bliss. let the layout freedom begin✨