Grid System in User Interface design

In user interface design, a grid system is a structure of vertical lines that divide a page into equal columns of 12 for desktop and 4 for mobile. Grid System framework is one of the most outstanding ways of making a predictable design with equivalent separating and legitimate arrangement. It aids in the creation of relationships between UI elements, linking various design elements, and establishing a hierarchy.

A 12-column grid’s hidden design framework is crucial for bringing various design elements together in a cohesive way. It offers fashioners an instrument to lay out visual progressive system and arrangement, accomplished through a bunch of intangible (or on occasion noticeable) vertical lines that segment the screen into 12 unmistakable sections.

Advantages of the Grid System:

– It helps to align the UI components in a structured way.
– It also helps to maintain consistency and equal spacing.

Desktop Grid System Setting in Figma
Artboard width : 1440 pixel
Left Edge : 100 pixel
Right Edge : 100 pixel
Columns : 12
Spacing : 20 pixel

Desktop Grid Specification

Mobile View Grid System Setting in Figma

Mobile View Grid Specification

12 Column Grid

The majority of breakpoints are crafted utilizing the 12-column grid system.

 

2 Column Grid

When designing for screens with a width of 479 pixels or less (XS), the grid adapts automatically to display content in a 2-column layout.

6 Column Grid

Neeraj Aneja

I am Neeraj Aneja, a UX, UI, and Product designer based in Bangalore, specializing in UX and UI. I adeptly craft seamless experiences for both B2B and B2C projects. With a focus on innovation and user-centric design, I strive to elevate brands through intuitive interfaces and optimized workflows.

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