Meet landing page using React, Flexbox, and CSS grid
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I’m really proud of finishing the project despite the challenges. Even though the result isn't exactly as I envisioned, it was a significant leap in complexity compared to previous tasks, and I’m pleased with how I handled the issues. Next time, I’ll focus more on planning and organizing the HTML layout from the start. This should help me avoid making so many changes later and keep the code more organized and manageable.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I ran into challenges mainly with the mobile-first approach and HTML structure. I didn’t plan the HTML layout as thoroughly as I should have, which led to frequent adjustments and made the code a bit messy during work for tablet and desktop design. To address these issues, I kept making tweaks and learned from each problem as it came up. Next time, I’ll focus more on careful planning and structuring from the start to make things run more smoothly and keep the code cleaner.
Community feedback
- @chelsea-herePosted 3 months ago
Hi there, I agree with your assessment. I think separating out certain items as component files would simplify the html drastically and let you focus on the complex css requirements. I appreciate your creating variables for the inputs, but for a project like this, it might be an over-optimization and taken time away from your focus on the various responsive design aspects. There are a few alignment and padding differences, but as a whole the site looks good and is responsive to screen changes. Don't forget to update styling for focus states. That said, all in all good job!
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