Using JS to provide the front-end layout is not ideal
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The idea is neat, but I think using JS on the front-end is a bit overkill and bad for the UX. The layout is created on when the document finishes loading, so with a bad network or a heavy content on the page it looks jumpy.
I’d use a specific class on the wrapper element, like
first-col-XXX
, where the XXX is the width of the first column. And then I’d use CSS to style the first child, likeflex-basis: XXX
and so on..
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