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CSS & Frontend

Flexbox

/ˈfleksbɒks/

Definition

A CSS layout model that distributes items along a single axis (row or column) with alignment and spacing control.

Example in context

"Add display:flex and justify-content:space-between to the nav — items spread across the full width."

Related terms

  • Alignment — Ensuring all stakeholders and team members share the same understanding of goals, priorities, and approach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Flexbox" mean?

A CSS layout model that distributes items along a single axis (row or column) with alignment and spacing control.

How do you pronounce "Flexbox"?

"Flexbox" is pronounced /ˈfleksbɒks/.

Can you use "Flexbox" in a sentence?

"Add display:flex and justify-content:space-between to the nav — items spread across the full width."