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<a href="https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/12/building-better-ui-designs-layout-grids/">Smashing Magazine</a> | 
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(This is a sponsored post.) Designers of all types constantly face issues with the structure of their designs. One of the easiest ways to control the structure of a layout and to achieve a consistent and organized design is to apply a grid system. 
A grid is like invisible glue that holds a design together. Even when elements are physically separated from each other, something invisible connects them together. 
While grids and layout systems are a part of the heritage of design, they’re still relevant in this multiscreen world we live in.

Building Better UI Designs With Layout Grids

Building Better UI Designs With Layout Grids

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