@Selik254
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great how did you add an icon to the button
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
For this project, I continued working with utility classes and began learning about the CUBE CSS methodology. It's still very new to me, so keep your expectations low.
I also learned...
... that margin-inline
& margin-block
(or padding) is a thing. I'm never going back to just margin!
... about the visually-hidden class. I still don't fully understand all of the attributes though.
... a little more about how to write accessible code.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
I think accessibility is quite difficult to understand fully. It's probably because I'm not disabled, I never had to use a screen reader or similar. Maybe I need to experiment more before I can fully grasp it.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I would love it if someone could skim through my code and give feedback on the CUBE CSS methodology (I'm certain that I missed a few things), as well as if there are any ways for me to improve my code related to accessibility.
I'm also wondering if it's okay to leave section
, div
, etc. without a class or aria-label
for accessibility? All of my "empty" elements looked so empty in the accessibility tree.
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