
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I'm proud of using the same elements on desktop and mobile, no display: none;
rules to using different elements on different viewports.
A lot of absolute positioning, but I manage to deal with it.
Community feedback
- P@CamiloR88Posted 2 months ago
Hi Adam. I love your work, it shows that you have a great knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
How long have you been studying?
I'm a newbie yet and looking at your code I have learned a few things I didn't see before. (the property "aria" it's very useful)
Thanks for sharing.
1@nadam-designPosted 2 months ago@CamiloR88 Thank you, it's really kind! Originally I'm a designer and learning frontend since 5-6 years. Currenly relearn everything (especially JS), I like to be as good as I can!
The ARIA attribute is for accessibility, which is an important role in frontend development (and now I'm paying more attention to this).
Based on your comment, I looked at the code and noticed that the ARIA attributes are not working properly, they don't change when in active status, so I need to modify this. :)
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