The Split Design Pattern
The split pattern is for putting two elements next to each other, each taking up a fraction of the inline space.
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Web design is characterized by an array of diverse elements united to create a cohesive user experience. Among these elements are design patterns that guide the arrangement of these components on a webpage. One such design pattern is the split design pattern
, which will be the central topic of this article. The purpose is to illuminate its function, highlight its popular usage, and provide examples to enhance comprehension.
The Split Design Pattern#
The split design pattern
often manifests itself on pages where two elements need to be displayed concurrently and side by side. This pattern is frequently employed to create a visual balance and aid in the organization of content. It can appear in various forms, such as a main content section coupled with a sidebar, or two equal panels sharing the screen space.
Here is an illustrative example:
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