CSS Grid as progressive enhancement
Current browser releases now provide interoperable CSS Grid support, but production adoption should preserve content order and a sensible layout where Grid is unavailable.
Begin with document order
Write markup in the reading and focus sequence required by the content. Grid placement can change visual position without changing keyboard or assistive-technology order, so do not use it to repair an incorrect document structure.
Layer layout support
Provide a block, inline-block or flex fallback that remains usable, then apply Grid inside an @supports rule. Reset fallback margins and widths explicitly so both layout systems do not influence the same element.
Test intrinsic content
Exercise long words, translated headings, images without fixed dimensions and browser zoom. Use minmax and flexible tracks where content should determine size rather than reproducing a rigid print grid.
Visual reordering is not a substitute for semantic order. Verify focus progression against the rendered layout at every breakpoint.