Are grids always needed for responsive layout?

Question

css

Goodnight!
I am making a website for myself. The site must be responsive. But I can’t figure out if I need to use grids, or just rebuild site blocks using media queries?
It seems to me, or without grids, is it possible to change the design of the site more flexibly? Those. If I understand correctly, when using the grid, we set the width of the elements inside to 100% and change the size of these elements by changing the behavior of the grid in different screen resolutions?

Answer 1

Not needed, the point is to adapt to the device, but how to implement it - poifg

Answer 2

Yes, grids are great for placing modular web page UI blocks that stretch or align to grid cells. To use it usefully, the layout of the template must be drawn under the grid (if you do it according to the layout), it happens that some elements are drawn according to the layout so that they do not fit in a small cell, but do not allow them to be placed in a larger adjacent cell. You can create a grid with any number of cells and customize it for yourself, most css frameworks allow you to do this.
You can also rebuild your blocks without a grid if it is not convenient for you or does not fit under some circumstances.

Answer 3

You can do it without grids, but with them everything will be smoother and generally better in design.