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When building a new website, it’s always a good idea to sit down and think about all the content you truly want to feature. If you find that you have a lot to say, grid layouts are always a solid choice. For starters, most are responsive and will automatically adjust orientation based on the screen size each visitor is viewing it on.
But they’re also a good choice because they offer a convenient way to display a lot of information in a condensed space without being overwhelming. What follows is a list of free and premium grid layouts sourced from a variety of places including ThemeForest and CodePen, that offer flexibility and function for your website’s design.
Create up to a twelve-column grid with this grid layout template. It’s simple, straightforward but definitely gets the job done.
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CSS Grid Layout – Template Areas by Mozilla Developers (@mozilladevelopers)
on CodePen.
Another option is this CSS Grid layout. It offers templated areas into which you can add custom content. It also offers multiple fill options.
Now here’s a WordPress theme that provides a grid layout you can use in a multitude of ways. It’s designed for portfolio websites and the sky’s the limit for how you can envision using it.
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CSS Grid Layout – New Terminology by Stacy (@stacy)
on CodePen.
This CSS Grid layout is super simple, but would definitely make it a lot easier to create a custom website capable of conveying a lot of information at once. It also supports lovely hover effects.
This is an HTML5 template that offers a stylish grid layout you can use in a variety of ways. With multiple templates, color schemes, and settings to select from, you’re sure to find something that suits your needs here.
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CSS Grid Layout with @support flexbox fallback by Gustaf Holm (@primalivet)
on CodePen.
Or you could use this CSS Grid layout with a Flexbox fallback that offers interesting effects and an engaging look.
Stash is a WordPress block builder theme that you can use to create a high-quality website for businesses, corporate sites, and e-commerce sites.
This is such a lovely layout! Juno is an ideal WordPress theme for portfolios and photography websites.
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True Masonry with Grid Layout by Balázs Sziklai (@balazs_sziklai)
on CodePen.
This is another super simple option that offers a masonry grid layout that you can customize in a variety of configurations.
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CSS Grid Layout Demo 5 – Grid Gap by Stacy (@stacy)
on CodePen.
Another great option is this CSS Grid layout. Change the width of each column, adjust the number of rows, and change their configuration.
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CSS Grid Layout – Blog Post Template by Stacy (@stacy)
on CodePen.
This is another grid layout template that offers a blog post layout you can use for your HTML-based blog.
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Flexbox grid layout w/ Mobile Menu by Lindsey (@cssgirl)
on CodePen.
Or you can use this Flexbox grid layout for a blog post template. It includes a mobile menu, too.
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Magazine Grid Layout Vol. II by ilithya (@ilithya)
on CodePen.
If you’re looking to create a publication, this magazine grid layout ought to do the trick.
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Content Grid System (CSS Grid Layout) by Tobias Gerlach (@Gerlach360)
on CodePen.
Here’s another great option. It’s a content grid system that you can use to display a lot of information at once.
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Flex and Grid demo by rachelandrew (@rachelandrew)
on CodePen.
The Flexbox and CSS Grid demo layout is ideal for showcasing info on cards across a portion of your website. Think descriptions of your services or pricing tables.
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CSS Grid Layout + Mondrian = <3 by Toaster (@ToasterCo)
on CodePen.
This grid layout can be used for highlighting content or creating your own work of art. It’s up to you.
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Masonry Grid Layout by Marco Biedermann (@marcobiedermann)
on CodePen.
Create something monochromatic and impactful with this masonry grid layout. Use it for a portfolio, to display photography, or to create an experience.
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Flex 12 Column Grid by Nick Else (@nickelse)
on CodePen.
The Flex 12 Column Grid layout is the last one on our list and another solid option. Display as much information as you need in an organized and eye-catching way, easily.
And there you have it! Another list completed. We hope it will serve you well. This collection of grid layouts feature selections that are all easy-to-use and nice to look at. Enjoy selecting one that will serve your content well.
Good luck!
