Design comparison
Solution retrospective
The HTML+CSS was straight forward - tried using flexbox to get the component aligned vertically and horizontally but went with CSS translate in the end. Next time I'll be making sure my environment works properly and that I can use some Sass
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Figuring out how to get Sass working without an extension for compiling.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?What is the best way to get Sass into your project? I tried using Vite - will try that again but is the 'Live Sass Compiler' by Glenn Marks worth it?
Community feedback
- @AStombaughPosted 5 months ago
Good job! :) If you want to achieve a drop shadow similar to the original design file, one way to do so is by using the box-shadow CSS property: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/box-shadow
Marked as helpful0@rowanroosterPosted 5 months ago@AStombaugh thank you, i have updated my code thanks to you! I completely overlooked that!
1 - @Mohamed-ben-AliPosted 5 months ago
The solution includes semantic HTML. It is accessible. The layout looks good in the range of screen size. The code is perfectly structured, readable, and reusable. The solution does not differ from the design.
Marked as helpful0@rowanroosterPosted 5 months ago@Mohamed-ben-Ali thank you! I wasnt sure if I should make the component more responsive for even smaller screens ( screens < 320px) but thats pretty small!
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