For me, mobile-first is more logical. I start from the 320px width, and then I have 3 major breakpoints. 768, 992, and 1024.
For me, it works fine, cause most people are using phones to search on the web.
Additionally, there is(from my experience) less code as mobile elements are usually arranged one under another(they have display: block which is a default for sections or divs) and then they are placed next to each other on wider screens(switch to flex on let's say 768 or 992).
But other than these two pros above I can't see any real difference between mobile-first and desktop-first.
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For me, mobile-first is more logical. I start from the 320px width, and then I have 3 major breakpoints. 768, 992, and 1024.
For me, it works fine, cause most people are using phones to search on the web.
Additionally, there is(from my experience) less code as mobile elements are usually arranged one under another(they have display: block which is a default for sections or divs) and then they are placed next to each other on wider screens(switch to flex on let's say 768 or 992).
But other than these two pros above I can't see any real difference between mobile-first and desktop-first.