So, I'm currently trying to decide the best way to approach this here. I am currently designing my website to be responsive to varying screen sizes. However, while I started off using a fluid grid, I didn't like it much. For instance, in too many instances, proportions were thrown off when the width would change but not the height.<p>I opted for remaining responsive, but just using a fixed grid/layout within each parameter. i.e. cell phone, tablet, ultrabook, desktop, etc. I can always refining it more and more (although could become a pain managing too many screen sizes). However, since I like white space anyway, I just design at the smaller end of each screen size range and then just let white space / gutters grow until hitting the top of the range. When I hit the new breaking point, I change the grid, I'll adjust again.<p>Is this common practice? Or are just sticking with more fluid grids still recommended?<p>Any advice?