So this is a bit late, and maybe you've found a solution already, but I'm in the process of updating my site layout too and wanted to share a resource that's been hugely helpful for me!
I'm already implementing these in my site's existing layout, but I'm unhappy with a lot of other elements so I'm working on a big update that still utilizes groups of responsive columns.
His site has a lot of great advice + resources that I've found HUGELY helpful as I've gotten back into webpage coding the last ~year lol For example, I've started using custom elements instead of divs (mostly) bc it's been a lifesaver for my poor ADD brain when I come back to edit after any time away and otherwise would have to spend an embarrassing amount of time reorienting myself with what everything is lol (extra info for using custom elements)
So this is a bit late, and maybe you've found a solution already, but I'm in the process of updating my site layout too and wanted to share a resource that's been hugely helpful for me!
https://matthewjamestaylor.com/responsive-columns
I'm already implementing these in my site's existing layout, but I'm unhappy with a lot of other elements so I'm working on a big update that still utilizes groups of responsive columns.
His site has a lot of great advice + resources that I've found HUGELY helpful as I've gotten back into webpage coding the last ~year lol For example, I've started using custom elements instead of divs (mostly) bc it's been a lifesaver for my poor ADD brain when I come back to edit after any time away and otherwise would have to spend an embarrassing amount of time reorienting myself with what everything is lol (extra info for using custom elements)
He's also got a page/article on how to make font size responsive (without JS) in case that might be useful ๐๐ป