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responsive-breakpoints

Framer-style responsive breakpoint editing in Design: one DOM tree per screen with cascading width-scoped overrides. Use when adding/removing breakpoints, editing a design at a specific device width, resolving which value renders at a width, or persisting responsive style changes.

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# Responsive Breakpoints

Design uses the **Framer model**: every screen is ONE document (one DOM
tree). Breakpoint frames are the SAME document rendered at different
viewport widths — never separate copies. Edits cascade:

- The **base** is the primary (widest) frame. Base edits are plain
  unprefixed classes / inline styles and cascade down to every narrower
  breakpoint unless overridden there.
- Edits made while a **narrower breakpoint is active** persist as
  width-scoped overrides that apply from just below the next-wider frame
  down to zero. Narrower breakpoints layer their own overrides on top.

The bound for an override is `next-wider frame width - 1` (e.g. breakpoints