Removing baseline grids gives you complete freedom to position text and elements exactly where they need to be, rather than snapping to predetermined intervals. While baseline grids excel for structured layouts like magazines or books, they can become restrictive when you're creating custom designs, working with varied typography sizes, or positioning graphics that don't align with the grid system.
This flexibility becomes crucial when client feedback requires precise adjustments or when your design concept demands unconventional spacing that breaks traditional typographic rules.
