Summary
We’ve seen a few frameworks that use CSS Grid to implement grid systems, but most frameworks we discussed still use Flexbox. These grid systems offer structure and ease of development, but there is a trend to ditch them in favor of using the now widespread CSS Grid.
This chapter concludes our in-depth study of CSS Grid and its various use cases. We’ve discussed the basics, taking our first steps with the rather whacky example of AwesomeAnalytics, as well as design challenges, responsiveness, and several alternatives to grids.
We’ve discussed the pros and cons, how CSS Grid and Flexbox can work together, and how we can take advantage of PostCSS and JS to understand what it takes to implement new features in CSS Grid.
In the following chapter, we will have a brief overview of all topics once again and get a handy list of all features of CSS Grid, how to use it to achieve specific often-used patterns, understand the dos and don’ts of designing...
