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A company is developing a Visualforce page to display a list of accounts along with their associated contacts. The requirement is to ensure that the page is responsive and can adapt to different screen sizes. The developer decides to use the `` component with the `standardController` attribute set to `Account`. Additionally, they want to include a custom controller to handle specific business logic related to displaying contacts. Which approach should the developer take to ensure that the Visualforce page meets the requirements of responsiveness and proper data handling?
Use the `` component with the `standardController` set to `Account` and create an `` component to iterate over the related contacts, applying CSS classes for responsiveness.
Implement an `` with a `customController` only, bypassing the `standardController` to avoid any potential conflicts with data retrieval.
Utilize the `` with both `standardController` and `customController`, but only use the `customController` for data retrieval, ignoring the `standardController` functionality.
Create a Visualforce page using only the `standardController` and rely on JavaScript to handle the responsiveness of the layout without any CSS.

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