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Responsive Design Breakpoint Specification

Defines responsive behavior for a layout across breakpoints with fluid scaling rules and content priority decisions.

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Page Name *

Layout Description *

Breakpoints *

Content Priority (most to least important) *

How to use

Describe the page layout, your breakpoint system, and which content is most important. Use to implement responsive CSS or to brief developers.

Example output

Breakpoint spec with 3 layouts (stacked cards on mobile, horizontal scroll on tablet, 3-column grid on desktop), CSS media queries, and content reflow rules.

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