Today, I spent most of the afternoon diving into an experiment with web grid layouts. The idea was to create a more flexible and responsive design, something that feels fluid without compromising structure. I started with a simple 12-column grid, and as I played around with different configurations, I realized just how powerful CSS Grid can be. It’s amazing how just a few lines of code can transform a static page into something dynamic, adjusting beautifully across different screen sizes.

One of the challenges I faced was making sure that all the content stayed visually balanced, no matter the viewport. I tried using fractional units (fr) instead of fixed pixels, and it really gave the layout a more adaptable feel. The most fun part was experimenting with "grid-template-areas" to create different sections, each with its own unique arrangement. It almost felt like solving a puzzle—figuring out how to make everything fit together seamlessly.

By the end of the day, I managed to create a few different prototypes that I'm pretty happy with. I love how Grid encourages a mix of creativity and problem-solving. Tomorrow, I plan to refine the design even more, maybe add some animations to enhance user interaction. I can't wait to see how far I can push it.