A bespoke tailor doesn't cut three different suits for three body types. They build one pattern that moves with whoever's wearing it — adjusts without ever looking altered.

I used to build Webflow sites backwards. Design desktop first, then panic-shrink everything for tablet and mobile. Same boxes, smaller numbers, hope for the best.

That's not responsive. That's three outfits stitched together and called one suit.

Now I build the relationship first — what stretches, what stacks, what just disappears below 768px — before I even look at a second breakpoint. The layout doesn't change shape. It just moves differently depending on who's wearing it.

Where's your site still wearing three different outfits at once?