
Interactive Pricing Component with Vanilla JS, SCSS, and BEM
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Although it looks a small project, it had a couple of challenges. Perhaps the biggest challenge was designing the slider. Not because it had a some complex design, but the browser support for these types of things is not perfect. Besides Firefox, there's no other browser that has a support for this ::-moz-range-progress
pseudo-element. Otherwise, it would've been possible to design a slider without any JS whatsoever. However, I've learned a lot in this project, especially about sliders and toggle buttons. I feel like by now all browsers should've supported these types of things even without prefixes. I'm glad that at least the range thumb I was able to design with only CSS, although prefixes were present here as well. Furthermore, I hope other browsers will also join Firefox and start to implement such things, so that developers can code these small projects faster and easier without coming up with workarounds.
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