For this discussion, we were tasked with looking into Flexbox a bit deeper. Mainly looking at how can it improve the readability and navigability of a webpage, how it can make web content more accessible to users with a need of a need of usability considerations, and then close out by providing some examples.

For the first section, I will discuss how flexbox can improve both readability and navigability. Flexbox is used to create flexible designs and layouts. With this, it allows the designs to change based on the screen size being used. For example, when I looked up Nike.com on a desktop and a mobile device, the information is essentially the same, but the layouts are different based on$-$screen size. The use of flexbox is there to ensure that information is easier to read, and the page is easier to navigate overall. For navigation, the menu can be condensed so that there is a tab instead of showing the available options. This also condenses the screen to improve the page overall.