The Problem Currently, the Background Gradient Control in Breakdance is a static compound control that does not support media queries or breakpoint overrides. Users looking to change a gradient's colors, angle, or stop positions for smaller devices must resort to custom CSS or custom code wrappers. This breaks the visual, native page-building experience for advanced layouts. The Proposed Solution Allow independent gradient strings per breakpoint by utilizing a Decoupled Instance workflow. Instead of trying to mathematically inherit fluid, multi-stop gradient arrays across breakpoints (which likely causes UI lag and calculation bugs), treat lower breakpoints as isolated overrides. How it Works (UX & UI Flow) Desktop (Default): The user builds their primary gradient on the desktop view using the native multi-stop gradient bar. Lower Breakpoints (Inheritance Phase): When switching to Tablet or Mobile views, the gradient control displays the desktop gradient as a read-only visual reference.The "Override" Trigger: A clean "Override Gradient" button or toggle appears next to the device icon in the control panel. Decoupling (Starting From Scratch): Clicking this button severs the inheritance link. The control for this specific breakpoint becomes a completely separate instance. To keep it fast, the UI can either start blank or provide a one-click button to "Clone Desktop Configuration" or "Load Saved Gradient Preset" as a baseline starting point. No Broken Inheritance: Any edits made on the mobile breakpoint only affect that specific media query. Under-the-Hood Benefits for the Engineering Team -No Re-Render Lag: The React state does not have to track complex array inheritance in real-time as a slider moves. The database simply stores a unique, flat JSON object for that specific device key (e.g., {"mobile": {type: "linear", stops: [...]}}). Clean CSS Generation: The dynamic stylesheet engine simply outputs the distinct gradient string wrapped inside the standard Breakdance @media breakpoints.Low Support Overhead: By making the override explicit via an "Override" button, users explicitly understand that the mobile view is no longer synced with the desktop view, preventing "why didn't my color update on phone?" support tickets.