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When creating layouts, most designers use a grid system that's comprised of a series of columns of equal width, separated by some space called gutters.
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of a series of columns of equal width
separated by some space called gutters.
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Let me show you what I mean.
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In Adobe XD,
if you click the name of the artboard,
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which in this case is desktop and
tablet, and
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then in the inspector on the right
check the box underneath grid.
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You'll see a series of columns
overlaid on top of your design.
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By default, there are 12 columns and
each one has a width of 51 units and
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