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Created on Jun 12, 2015

This example demonstrates a responsive web page layout using the Susy framework for Sass, showing how a seven-column grid reconfigures at a wider breakpoint into a twelve-column layout with distinct regions for banner, navigation, main content, summary, and footer. The page includes a visible grid background overlay generated by Susy's `susy-grid-background` mixin, which displays column and gutter proportions. The layout uses Susy mixins like `container`, `span-columns`, `prefix`, and `pad`, while the HTML provides semantic structural elements for comparison.

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