Submitted 10 days ago
Responsive Bento-style grid layout using CSS Grid and Flexbox.
@Waldo-Noe-Liberato-Jara
Design comparison
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Solution retrospective
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
- I'm proud of having completed this project without using Figma or any other design software. Instead, I relied on the provided image and adapted the design for the requested screens.
- Next time, I would approach the layout with a better understanding of CSS Grid, avoiding fixed media-based breakpoints. I'd explore more flexible options for responsive layouts.
- Aligning image dimensions: Ensuring images fit well within the layout was challenging.
- Solution: I tested different image sizes and aspect ratios to make them fit. Using CSS properties like
object-fit
helped with maintaining aspect ratios.
- Solution: I tested different image sizes and aspect ratios to make them fit. Using CSS properties like
- Making the site responsive: Adapting the layout for various screen sizes took time.
- Solution: I used precise measurements for row, column, and image sizes. Checking available CSS properties and experimenting with practical solutions improved my understanding of responsiveness.
- Since I relied solely on an image for guidance, I'm unsure if my font sizes, image sizes, and even the overall grid layout match what was intended.
- Feedback request: I'd appreciate feedback on best practices for approximating font and image sizes when only an image is provided. Any tips on achieving a balanced grid layout that closely resembles a reference image would be incredibly helpful.
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