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Matt Lambert is a designer and developer with 15+ years of experience. He currently works full-time as a Senior Software Engineer for CA Technologies in Vancouver, BC, Canada. In his free time he is an author, artist, and musician. In 2005, Matt founded Cardeo Creative, which is a small web design studio based in Vancouver. He works with a select list of clients on a part-time basis while producing his own products on the side. To date, Matt has self-published 3 additional development books titled: Mastering Bootstrap, CSS3 Handbook, and the Freelance Startup Guide.
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Choosing a column class


This is a good question. With all of the class options, it can be hard to decide which ones to use. If you are building a mobile app, then you would likely want to stick to the extra small or small column classes. For a tablet, you might want to use medium. If the primary user for your application will be on a desktop computer, then use the large or extra large classes. But what if you are building a responsive website and you need to target multiple devices? If that is the case, I usually recommend using either the medium or large column classes. Then you can adjust to use larger or smaller classes where necessary if you have a component that needs some extra attention for specific resolutions.

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Matt Lambert is a designer and developer with 15+ years of experience. He currently works full-time as a Senior Software Engineer for CA Technologies in Vancouver, BC, Canada. In his free time he is an author, artist, and musician. In 2005, Matt founded Cardeo Creative, which is a small web design studio based in Vancouver. He works with a select list of clients on a part-time basis while producing his own products on the side. To date, Matt has self-published 3 additional development books titled: Mastering Bootstrap, CSS3 Handbook, and the Freelance Startup Guide.
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