Responsive Blog Preview Card Using Only HTML and CSS
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I believe I have improved in terms of responsiveness. The card does not break even when it reaches a relatively small size, like 320px screen width, which I consider an achievement.
Perhaps it would have been easier to position the elements by organizing the grid into rows rather than columns.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?- Centering the card on the screen.
- Preventing the image from overflowing the container when the screen becomes too small.
- Ensuring the mobile layout takes up the entire screen.
I would love to know if there is a 100% free tool to test website accessibility. I've found a few online, but they only had a trial and a paid version.
I would also appreciate tips on how to combine CSS Grid and Flexbox.
Any general HTML and CSS tips are also welcome.
Community feedback
- @mohammed-aljablaiPosted 1 day ago
Will you say that you would love to know about tool to test your website. I know lighthouse that provided by chorm (google). If you Don't know before.
Marked as helpful1@lia-oliveiraPosted about 23 hours ago@mohammed-aljablai I didn't know about this extension. I'll try it. Thanks for the tip!
0@SabineEmdenPosted about 22 hours ago@lia-oliveira:
Here is the documentation for the accessibility features in Chrome DevTools.
Firefox DevTools also has an Accessibility Inspector build in.
The WAVE Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool is another free option.
Marked as helpful1@lia-oliveiraPosted about 5 hours ago@SabineEmden Thank you for this wonderful tip! :)
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