Design comparison
Solution retrospective
This well-organized CSS uses variables effectively for colors, fonts, and layout, making updates easy. The CSS reset ensures consistency, and the responsive grid layout is well-suited for displaying content. Improvements could include adjusting the minimum width on .container for better flexibility on small screens, ensuring color contrast for accessibility, and using auto-fit in grids to handle varying card numbers. Adding default button styling and comments would improve clarity and usability for future maintenance.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?One challenge in this CSS project was achieving responsive design without relying on Flexbox or Grid’s advanced features, which could limit layout adaptability on different screen sizes. To overcome this, I focused on a minimal grid approach for the .cards section, using media queries to adjust the layout at specific breakpoints. Another challenge was ensuring consistent styling across elements, addressed using CSS variables for fonts, colors, and padding. This approach simplified global updates and maintained design consistency.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I’d like help with further optimizing responsiveness, especially on very small or large screens, while keeping the layout flexible without advanced Flexbox or Grid properties. Additionally, feedback on improving color contrast for better accessibility and any tips on enhancing button styling for a more interactive user experience would be appreciated. Lastly, suggestions for organizing my CSS for easier maintenance would be helpful.
Community feedback
- @Djamel1133Posted about 10 hours ago
Well done, my friend! I have some suggestions:
- Media queries should be used with different sizes: you have the same breakpoint (min-width: 830px) several times.
- Using relative units like rem and em instead of absolute units (px) can guarantee more flexibility. See this article: CSS Units: When to Use Each One.
Keep learning and happy coding!
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