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# What order should I follow when designing and formatting breakpoints?

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### Heads Up! By default, every new story that you create with Maker will have three breakpoints groups (desktop, tablet, and mobile). Within each breakpoint group there is one "Main" breakpoint and several minor breakpoints within each group:

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### Click this button to see all 3 breakpoints: Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile.

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### To see all minor breakpoints within each parent breakpoint, please click the (v) drop-down menu:

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### The following breakpoints are available for Desktop:

1600px and more 1366px - 1599px 1024px - 1365px

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### 2. Tablet

768px - 1023px 600px - 767px

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### 3. Mobile

414px - 599px 375px - 413px 320px - 376px

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### Here's a complete summary of the order that needs to be followed:

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### Tip! to learn more about our breakpoints and formatting, please click here: [../get-started/how-to-build-a-responsive-design-in-maker.md](/maker-pages/get-started/how-to-build-a-responsive-design-in-maker.md)

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