Should my website use grid layouts or asymmetric designs?

Grid layouts align content in structured columns and rows - clean, organised, and professional. Asymmetric layouts break the grid with overlapping elements and unexpected positioning - creative and attention-grabbing. Grid layouts suit professional services, healthcare, education, and businesses prioritising trust and clarity. They're easier to make responsive. Asymmetric designs work for creative industries, agencies, and brands wanting to stand out. They're more complex to design and develop but create memorable impressions. Most websites use primarily grid layouts with occasional asymmetric elements for visual interest. We rarely recommend fully asymmetric layouts unless your brand is inherently creative. During design, we'll recommend the approach matching your industry expectations and brand personality.