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Solution retrospective
I feel like I am becoming more conscious of when styles are required, and when the default layout manager can take care of them with a bit of added margin.
If I were to do this project again, I would change how I achieved the full-bleed effect on the middle section. I implemented it by applying padding to all sections other than this section, and then individually giving the elements inside the padding to match that of the other sections. Whilst this worked fine for this somewhat simple webpage, this added complexity would have been a pain for larger pages. Instead of this, I would use a grid layout for the body, splitting it into three columns. The middle column would house the normally-padded content, whilst the full-bleed content could be set to span columns right up until the edge. The effect of this would be that I would no longer have to individually pad certain areas - new content could be added by default to be 'padded' by the surrounding columns and content could optionally be full-bleed.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I was tripped up on changing the the SVG button colours. I remembered that inline attributes within an SVG element would take precedence over CSS styles. Removing these attributes allowed me to change the colour using CSS.
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