.NET MAUI layouts break across devices when developers use fixed widths, heights, and absolute positioning instead of letting layout containers handle responsiveness naturally. The solution is to embrace layout-driven design: use one root element per page, think in nested hierarchies (Grid for structure, stacks for grouping),
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