
Qr Code Component using Tailwind CSS
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I am most proud of successfully implementing a clean and responsive design using Tailwind CSS. Ensuring the QR code component was centered properly and achieving a visually appealing layout with precise spacing and typography was a great learning experience.
Next time, I would focus on:
- Enhancing accessibility by adding ARIA labels and improving color contrast.
- Experimenting with animations to make the UI more engaging.
- Exploring alternative styling approaches, such as CSS Grid or utility classes, to refine layout flexibility.
One of the main challenges I faced was centering the QR code component perfectly on the page while ensuring proper spacing between elements. Initially, I struggled with extra space between the image and text, but I resolved it by adjusting margin, padding, and flex properties in Tailwind CSS.
Another challenge was fine-tuning typography and spacing, especially combining letter-spacing
and line-height
while keeping the design visually balanced. I overcame this by experimenting with Tailwind’s text and spacing utilities, making small adjustments until I achieved the desired look.
I also faced minor issues with vertical alignment due to h-screen
, which pushed elements down unexpectedly. By restructuring my layout and removing unnecessary height properties, I ensured the card was centered properly.
A huge thanks to ChatGPT for providing quick guidance and helping me debug layout issues efficiently! 🚀
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