• Head over to Webflow and log in to your account.
• Hit that “+” button to kick off a new project.

• In the Designer tab, find the Add panel on the left.
• Drag and drop a “Section” element right onto the Canvas in the middle.

• Click on the Section on the Canvas.
• In the Add panel, grab the “Grid” element and drop it into the Section.

• Select the Grid element you just added.
• Head over to the Grid settings in the right-hand Properties panel.
• Use the “Add Row” and “Add Column” buttons to tweak the grid’s structure (like 2x2, 3x3, etc.).

• In the Grid settings, you can set the gap size between your rows and columns.
• Adjust the “Row Gap” and “Column Gap” values to your liking.

• Drag elements (like Div Blocks, Images, Text Blocks, etc.) from the Add panel into individual grid cells.
• Arrange your content just the way you want within each cell.

• Select an element within a grid cell.
• In the Grid settings, adjust the “Column Span” and “Row Span” to make the element span across multiple cells if needed.

• Switch to different breakpoints (e.g., tablet, mobile landscape, mobile portrait) using the device icons at the top of the Designer.
• Adjust the grid layout for each breakpoint to ensure a responsive design.

• After configuring the grid to your liking, save your project.
• Click the “Publish” button at the top to make your changes live.

Following these steps will help you efficiently use Webflow’s grid layout feature to design flexible and responsive web layouts.