What responsive issues am I encountering with Webflow on tablet breakpoints, specifically with an animation involving cards?

If you are encountering responsive issues with Webflow on tablet breakpoints while using an animation involving cards, there could be a few potential reasons and solutions for these issues. Below are some common responsive issues and ways to resolve them:

1. Card size and layout:
- Ensure that the cards have appropriate width and height dimensions that fit well on tablet devices. You can adjust the overall size of the cards or the size of individual elements within the cards.
- Consider using percentage-based dimensions or flexbox to create more fluid and responsive layouts.
- Use breakpoints to customize the card layout specifically for tablet devices and avoid any unwanted overlapping or awkward spacing.

2. Animation behavior:
- Review the animation setup to ensure that all the interactions and animations are optimized for tablet breakpoints.
- Check if any specific animations or transitions are causing layout issues on tablets and adjust them accordingly.
- Consider adjusting the animation properties, durations, or easing functions to ensure a smooth and responsive experience across different devices.

3. Wrapping and stacking:
- If you have multiple cards in a row, make sure they wrap or stack properly on tablet breakpoints to avoid overcrowding or horizontal overflow.
- Utilize Webflow's built-in grid or flexbox systems to achieve responsive wrapping or stacking behavior.
- Adjust the margins, padding, or spacing between the cards to create a visually appealing layout on tablets.

4. Media queries and breakpoints:
- Verify that your media queries and breakpoints are correctly set up to target tablet devices.
- Double-check the specific tablet screen dimensions and adjust your breakpoints accordingly.
- Use Webflow's preview mode to test your design and animations at different tablet screen sizes to identify any responsive issues that may arise.

5. Cross-browser and device testing:
- Ensure that you test your design and animations on various tablets and browsers to identify any specific issues that may occur on certain devices or platforms.
- Use Webflow's responsive design mode or responsive testing tools to simulate different tablet devices and test your animations' behavior.

Remember, responsive design requires thorough testing and fine-tuning to ensure a seamless experience across various devices and breakpoints. It's always a good idea to preview and test your design as you make changes to identify and rectify any responsive issues promptly.