Web Design & UX

Flexbox

Quick Definition

Flexbox is a CSS layout model for arranging elements in a single dimension (row or column), with flexible sizing and alignment.

In context

Best for component layouts — navigation bars, button groups, card content. Use CSS Grid for two-dimensional page layouts and Flexbox for one-dimensional component layouts.

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