I guess let's draw the line on Flexibles box and come to a conclusion.
But before I talk about how useful Flex Box is, I want to touch on when Flex folks overcomplicate things
and I would definitely not recommend using Flex Box.
First, don't use Flexibles for page layout.
A basic grid system using percentages max width and media quiz is a much safer approach for creating
responsive page layout optimally use a grid system in conjunction with Flexibles to achieve a most responsive
website.
Furthermore, because the flexible layout is dependent upon content, issues can arise as the page loads.
Next, don't use display flags for everything.
Ask yourself if flags really solves a alignment, a scale or Audrey issues that can be solved in a simple
way with basic success.
Sometimes free containers just look better in airline.
So I would suggest scaling them using media queries in different formats like tablet or phones.
And last but not least, do not use flags parks with Internet Explorer.
I don't care if they are now named edX or whatever they would name it in the future, as long as it
does not work.
Please do not use Flagstaff's with it, first of all.
First of all, make sure that if the website you are working on will have a lot of traffic of intent
on Internet Explorer, the experience just won't look the same as on Google Chrome or on Mozilla Firefox.
I myself had some terrible experiences with eight and four versions of it and at the worst time possible,
so please check and double check this before starting to work on your project.