Use explicit values, inspect every generated line and keep the source document meaningful before visual placement.
Write a meaningful source sequence first
Grid-template-areas changes visual placement; it does not rewrite the document tree. Screen-reader reading order and keyboard focus normally follow source order, so a visually first card may still be reached later. Arrange real HTML by meaning, headings and task flow before applying the generated classes. Use the preview to inspect geometry only, never as evidence that navigation or assistive technology order is correct.
Re-evaluate order at every breakpoint
A desktop dashboard may place navigation beside main content while a narrow layout stacks both. The generated code intentionally has no responsive inference. Define the smaller source-respecting arrangement in your component stylesheet, then test focus, zoom, text expansion and scroll position. If a layout only works by making visual and source order contradict each other, reconsider the document structure instead of adding more placement rules.
Verify the real document order
GridWeave previews the validated visual grid, not the meaning or reading order of your page. Keep source HTML in a logical sequence that works before layout CSS, then test keyboard navigation, zoom, long translated text, narrow widths and assistive technology in the real component. Add responsive breakpoints deliberately in your own stylesheet: the generated explicit tracks describe only the current layout. The capsule stores no layout, so keep accepted CSS and HTML in source control.