Grid

The Grid component provides a 12-column fluid grid component that spans its whole parent area with flexible columns and fixed gaps.

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Published: September 16, 2025
Updated: September 16, 2025


Anatomy

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  1. Grid: Container that specifies the column structure.
  2. Grid item: Item container that spans a defined number of columns.

Usage Guidelines

When to use this component

  • When elements must align across both rows and columns with consistent sizing and spacing.

When not to use this component

  • When items only need to flow in one direction (row or column) and don’t need to align with each other across a second axis

Best Practices

Do

Use grid for pages or section that benefit from organized structures (e.g, settings page)

Don't

Don’t use Grid when a simple one-directional flow fits the use case better. Use Stack instead.


General Component Behaviors

Grid

  • By default grid adapts it’s height to it’s children. It can be changed with a full-height prop.

Grid Item

  • By default, a grid-item spans 1 column.
  • The column-span prop defines how many columns an item occupies.
  • If two items would overlap (e.g. one spans 1–5 and the next starts at 4), the later item is placed in the next row to avoid overlap.
  • If no explicit start column is given, the item is placed in the first available free column.

Responsive Behavior

Grid and grid-item use media queries for responsive behavior. This allows elements inside the grid to adapt to the size of the viewport, enabling a more dynamic and flexible design.

Gap

To set a gap at specific breakpoints, pass an object to the gap prop. Gap supports 4 values that correspond with our spacing tokens: small, medium, large, xlarge.

Grid-item

To set a grid-item's column-span at specific breakpoints, pass an object with the configuration to the column-span prop.

 

Available breakpoints

Breakpoint

Min-width

xs

320px

s

544px

m

768px

l

992px

xl

1280px

xxl

1440px


Known Gaps

  • Customizing vertical and horizontal gaps independently.