Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Use of Css grid i think it could be better
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?using grid but i read documentation
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Css grid
Community feedback
- @andrew-j-brownPosted 5 months ago
Hi Kevin!
Looks good, but I think there are a few spots we could improve upon:
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Scaling the website from a desktop ratio to a mobile ratio causes the card proportions to stretch. This is most evident around the 700px range. At the very least, using max-width on the cards will prevent them from stretching too far, while still allowing them to be responsive. I would also recommend checking your breakpoints, and let the grid switch to a single column sooner, so as to prevent the cards from distorting when running out of horizontal space.
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The svg images are being distorted based on the width of the card. Setting a consistent width should prevent this:
img { height: auto; width: 4rem; align-self: end; }
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It appears that a slight cyan border was applied to all of the cards, I'm not sure if this was a design decision or not. Should it be, I think coordinating the border colors with the top border colors on each card would bring some cohesion to the styling.
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Lastly, I would advise adjusting the font-weight across most of the text to lighten it up a bit. The text in the style guide is actually quite a light font weight, something I didn't notice until returning to my project for some cleanup.
I hope you find this helpful, and have a great day!
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