I am learning front end web development through free resources and low cost options. I learned about progressive enhancement, or it could be called fall back. The author of this book said to build a design in floats/ inline blocks, then again in flex box and again in grid. The reasoning is not all browsers support grid, so a fallback is needed.
Can a professional front end developer give some insight into how and when to provide a fallback?
My goal in learning is to become a front end developer. Industry best practices information is ideal and/or repository examples of fallbacks being done well. All help is much appreciated. Thank you for your response.
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MDN has docs on how to use support, I'll link a repo when I find one
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...