Sometimes the mobile design differs a lot from the desktop one, so I thought about creating the 2 layouts in different sections and hide one when the other should appear.
Is this a ‘correct’ idea?
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You can do that, but I recommend checking your styles through the different breakpoints, sometimes is just a matter to take into account things like elements being absolute instead of relative or the size of those elements.
Yeah, I think that too. The thing is that there some really granular changes that makes the whole work a bit more tedious hiding each one of them and all that.
But yeah I was worried about the performance. I don’t think it could make a lot of problems, but it’s the first time I consider it since starting using Webflow.
Well if you create other sections that only appear in your mobile version you shouldn’t have any performance issues because, if I remember correctly, the system doesn’t load elements not visible in that breakpoint.
That’s on Webflow only or in any website in general?
Should be any site, Webflow is just the tool that allows you to create a site using standard technologies like HTML, CSS and Javascript.