As a self learner, it was a little bit challenging for me. I still have to work alot on my responsive designs.
my questions is:
- Do I have to create a separate file for responsive CSS designs?
- How can I use --webkits, if it is still a thing?
As a self learner, it was a little bit challenging for me. I still have to work alot on my responsive designs.
my questions is:
Hello!.. Congratulations on your solution.π I viewed your code and would like to add insight into the accessibility issues you faced.
<main>
instead of the div tag in
<div id="product-background">
and a footer tag <footer>
instead of the div in <div class="attribution">
.<h1>
tag in your body's text instead of the <h4>
, and write the heading tags in order if need be,
i.e; h1,h2,h3,h4,....For the HTML accessibility issues, I would recommend using the measurements instead such as px, rem, vh, vw,...
instead of the %. I think that would be a better option.
Finally, in response to your questions:
The part that I found the most complicated was to set the prices in that position, I don't think I did it the best way so if anyone could tell me a better way to do it I would really appreciate it :)
How would be the best way to arrange the prices in that position?
Helloβ¨!!... I'd suggest trying to list the prices <li> in your HTML code using <ul>, then using CSS to style them to your desired output. e.g: in CSS have the list as ;
list-style-type: none; display: flex; justify-content: space-between; .....
and edit each of the lists as desired. You could try that out and see if it works for you. I previously tried it out in my nft-preview challenge. Hope this helps.π