How can I remove design elements like circles and lines from the mobile version of my Webflow site without affecting the website and tablet versions?

To remove design elements like circles and lines specifically from the mobile version of your Webflow site without affecting the desktop and tablet versions, you can utilize Webflow's built-in responsive design features. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:

1. Open your Webflow project and navigate to the desired page where you want to remove the design elements for mobile.
2. Switch to the mobile view by clicking on the mobile icon located at the top-left corner of the Designer interface.
3. Select the circle or line element that you wish to remove from the mobile version.
4. In the Styles panel on the right, scroll down to the responsive design settings, denoted by the different breakpoints (Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile).
5. By default, modifications made in the Desktop view affect the other breakpoints as well. To override this for the mobile version, click on the tablet icon to isolate the styles for the tablet view.
6. In the Styles panel, locate the circle or line element’s properties that you want to remove specifically for mobile.
7. Click on the "delete" icon beside each property or value that you wish to remove. This can include background color, border styles, or any other visual attributes.
8. Repeat this process for all the design elements you want to remove on the mobile view.
9. Toggle back to the desktop view by clicking the desktop icon at the top-left corner.
10. Verify that the design elements you removed for the mobile view have not been affected and still appear as intended on the desktop version.
11. Preview your site in the Webflow Designer to see how the modifications appear across different device sizes. You can use the responsive design toggles at the top of the Designer interface to switch between different device views.

Remember to be mindful of your design's responsiveness when removing elements from the mobile view. It's crucial to ensure that your design still looks visually pleasing and cohesive across all device sizes.