Figma - Frames and LayoutYou created a 5-column grid in Figma but the columns appear merged without gutters. What is the most probable reason?AThe frame width is too large for the gridBThe column count is set incorrectlyCThe gutter width is set to zero or too smallDThe grid type is set to Rows instead of ColumnsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the issueColumns merging means no visible space between them.Step 2: Check gutter settingsIf gutter width is zero or very small, columns will appear merged.Step 3: Verify other settingsColumn count and grid type affect layout but do not cause merging if gutters exist.Final Answer:The gutter width is set to zero or too small -> Option CQuick Check:Gutters separate columns visually [OK]Quick Trick: Check gutter width if columns overlap [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming column count causes overlapIgnoring gutter settingsConfusing grid type with gutter issues
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