
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I’m most proud of how clean and visually appealing the Four Card Feature Section turned out. The layout is responsive, so it looks great on any device, and the hover effects make it interactive and engaging without being overwhelming. The design is simple yet effective, showcasing content in a way that's easy for users to navigate and understand.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Next time, I would focus on enhancing the animations and transitions for a smoother, more dynamic experience. I’d also look into adding more interactivity, like clickable cards or integrating JavaScript for dynamic content loading. Additionally, improving accessibility features, such as better keyboard navigation and screen reader support, would be a priority.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?The main challenge was ensuring the layout was truly responsive and looked good across different screen sizes. I overcame this by utilizing CSS Flexbox and media queries to create a flexible grid that adjusts neatly on mobile, tablet, and desktop screens. Another challenge was creating hover effects that were subtle yet impactful. I refined these by carefully adjusting the timing and easing functions in CSS, making the animations smooth without being distracting.
Community feedback
- P@newspaceracerPosted 4 months ago
Nice job! Looks pretty good. One suggestion I'd say is that on the middle sizes of screen between the mobile and full screen there's a section where the cards are too stretched out. I think this happened because the cards themselves don't have a fix width or height causing them to fill the container which I think you set to 90% of the screen size so even if the screen is 1200 pixels which is a little wide, the card will be 1080 px wide. If you want to fix this should be as simple as adding fix width to the card element.
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