1. Head over to Glide (Glideapps.com) and log in to your account.
2. On the dashboard, hit the "New Project" button.
3. Pick your data source for the project (Google Sheet, Airtable, Excel, etc.).

1. Make sure your data source is neatly structured with clear columns and values.
2. Each tab in your spreadsheet will represent different sections or screens in your Glide app.

1. Go to the "Layout" section in the Glide interface.
2. Choose a layout that best fits your data (List, Tiles, Cards, etc.).
3. Customize the layout by tweaking the components (Text, Image, Button, etc.).

1. Pick the "Container" component to group related elements together.
2. Containers help keep a cohesive look and feel across different screen sizes.

1. Use visibility conditions to show or hide components based on certain criteria.
2. Go to the “Visibility” settings for each component and set the conditions based on your data fields.

1. In the layout configuration, turn on the option for "Compact" layouts to ensure elements are well-spaced.
2. This setting helps make better use of available space, especially on smaller devices.

1. Create multiple screens in Glide to segment your data and provide different views to users.
2. Configure each screen to display data most effectively, considering the device type.

1. Use the "Preview" feature in Glide to see how your app looks on various devices.
2. Glide lets you preview the app in mobile, tablet, and desktop formats.

1. Make adjustments where necessary to ensure that your app displays well on both mobile and desktop.
2. This might include resizing images or changing font sizes.

1. Do a final review of all screens and components.
2. Ensure all visibility conditions and responsiveness settings are in place.
3. Click the "Publish" button to make your app live.

Each step detailed above ensures the creation of a responsive design in Glide, adapting to various screen sizes and enhancing user experience.