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CUBE CSS-inspired solution
Submitted 8 months ago- More maintainable ways to use different flavours of
position
. Or alternative solutions... - Responsive images - what CSS properties are good to set to make the code maintainable and which are to be avoided;
- Feedback on CSS organisation. Following the CUBE CSS methodology - there are some grey areas - when is it best to use utilities, when blocks?
- More maintainable ways to use different flavours of
CUBE CSS-inspired solution
Submitted 8 months agoHeadings:
- In the end I went for the bold headlines as the h2s but was torn between these and the names. Is this the right choice?
Grid:
- In the design, the end of the paragraph box containing the quote is the same distance from the container edge. It was difficult to achieve this, while maintaining cards with balanced proportions
display: grid
andalign-self: end
pulled some of the cards out of whack. Is there a way to shift any existing space between elements within a container, without enlarging the container itself?
Responsive solution using CSS Grid
Submitted 8 months agoSemantic HTML. I chose to code the cards as `` elements with
aria-label
attributes. Is this a good choice for accessibility, or would a different HTML element be better for this?Solution with Semantic HTML, mobile-first workflow
Submitted 9 months agoAny suggestions for improvements in HTML / CSS!
Solution using CSS Flexbox
Submitted 9 months agoWorking off the figma design, I'm not sure the font weights of both the title and the paragraph match the design... Curious to hear about whether this is common with bold/regular not matching to the google fonts' weighting.
Also - curious to learn more about organising CSS and the use of HTML elements (content sectioning and otherwise!)