9 comments

  • Ryan Hicks, 5 years ago

    I haven't used a hard grid in years. I use a soft grid.

    4 points
  • Tim House, 5 years ago

    For me, it usually depends on the project. I tend to start with a 12 column grid with 24px gutters. If I want more space I change to a 36px or even 48px gutters. Sometimes if I know I'll have a lot of imagery I'll play around with 12px of gutter space. I also feel starting with a template is a good idea but exploring different gutter widths is a good idea to see how different sections start to feel. Ultimately it's what feels best for that particular project.

    I've been wanting to explore other column layouts like 8 or a higher odd number like 9 but haven't had much time. It'll be interesting to see what everyone else prefers when it comes to starting a design.

    4 points
  • Noel Smetanig, 5 years ago

    1440 = 12 columns each 120px. No gutters. Gives me more flexibility.

    2 points
    • Account deleted 5 years ago

      Same here. If I need 'gutters' I just use material design principles (16px, 32px spacing etc) and make my own. It seems to work decently.

      1 point
  • Weston VierreggerWeston Vierregger, 5 years ago

    1000 x 1000 no gutters

    1 point
  • Mike Hagerty, 5 years ago

    It depends on the content and project... Spanish dictionary

    0 points
  • Brandon ZellBrandon Zell, 5 years ago

    Last year I switched from a 12 col grid to 16 (with the goal of having more flexibility).

    0 points
  • Account deleted 5 years ago

    It depends on the content, product and business needs. Imagine using the same grid on every project and think about your portfolio. It'll be boring af

    0 points