Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I am particularly proud of my ability to effectively utilize CSS Grid to create the desired layout for the card components in the project. The flexibility of CSS Grid allowed me to arrange the cards in a way that was both functional and aesthetically pleasing, which was a significant accomplishment for me.
Reflecting on the project, I realize that I spent a considerable amount of time trying to achieve a "perfect" solution. While striving for excellence is important, I learned that it can sometimes lead to diminishing returns, especially when it slows down progress.
Next time, I will adopt a more iterative approach by sending in my solution even if it is not 100% perfect. This would allow for feedback and collaboration, which can lead to improvements and refinements based on input from others. By prioritizing progress over perfection, I can maintain momentum and ensure that I am making steady advancements in my work.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I struggled with achieving the correct alignment of the grid layout for the card components. To solve this, I used the grid-template-areas property, which allowed me to define specific areas for each card, improving their placement and overall design.
Ensuring the cards were fully responsive in both width and height was another challenge. I established a min-height for the cards to maintain consistency, but this only partially addressed the responsiveness issue.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would like assistance in making the card components fully responsive, for a screen size of 1366px e.g. Specifically, I am looking for strategies or techniques to ensure that the cards adjust seamlessly in both width and height, maintaining their layout and visual appeal across different devices. Any insights on using CSS properties or layout techniques that could enhance the responsiveness of the cards would be greatly appreciated.
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