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# How to make my flow responsive

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1. Open the “**Designer**” card and select the component on which you want to style responsiveness.
2. Almost at the top of the “**Designer**” card, on the left side, you’ll see the “**On**” options, select for which kind of device you are going to be setting the styles for
3. Set the styles as you want them to be when your flow is opened on your chosen kind of device.

{% hint style="info" %}
Remember you should always set the styles from big to small. Starting from desktop styling, then tablet, and finally mobile device styling.
{% endhint %}

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