@E-C-Shackelford
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I'm pleased with my systematic approach to structuring my content and organizing my CSS for a flatter CSS structure to develop a clean, responsive, and interactive card component and avoid overly nested selectors. Next time, I would try using a CSS preprocessor.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
I questioned if the flat CSS structure I was striving for was truly sufficient, or if there were areas where my classes could be further refined. My focus on 'is this DRY enough?' and 'is this the clearest/most readable it can be?' presented a challenge I enjoyed. I focused on clarity, simplicity, and maintainability as I wrote and revised my HTML and CSS. I also questioned how accessible my code was and look forward to learning more about how I can improve accessibility.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
– Are there areas where I could make my code more DRY without sacrificing clarity?
– Does my CSS structure seem flat enough, and how could I make my code more maintainable?
– I incorporated semantic HTML, alt text on images, and focus states for links. What other improvements should I consider to enhance accessibility and user experience?
