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b65d3 No.1741

i am trying to decide if we should stick to a single fluid grid or implement specific breakpoints for larger tablet layouts. using
min-width: 1024px
seems like the standard, but i am wondering if an adaptive approach would be more performant for heavy image assets.
>does anyone actually use separate layouts for iPad Pro sizes anymore?
it feels like a massive waste of dev time

b65d3 No.1742

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the performance argument for adaptive layouts is mostly a myth if you're just talking about CSS. If you're worried about asset weight, use srcset or <picture> tags instead of rewriting the whole grid logic. Changing the layout structure doesn't change how much data the user pulls unless you're swapping out the actual source files


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