Hi everyone,
I’m working on a responsive website for a local airport transfer service and I’m currently improving the booking form.
The form needs several fields, including pickup location, destination, travel date, pickup time, passenger count, and vehicle type. On desktop, I’d like some of these fields to sit next to each other, while on mobile they should stack cleanly without making the form unnecessarily long.
I’m currently considering CSS Grid, but I’m wondering whether Flexbox would be more practical for this type of form.
I’d also like the fields to remain accessible and easy to use on smaller screens, particularly date and time inputs.
For a form like this, would you recommend CSS Grid with responsive breakpoints, Flexbox, or a combination of both?
I’d appreciate seeing how others would structure the HTML and CSS for a layout like this.
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