Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I enjoyed this one although I thought it would be much simpler than it was.
Questions
- Do I need to concern myself with the site looking perfect at every dimension possible, eg. 768px, 920px, 1100px, 1500px... or is it industry standard to focus on the primary breakpoints?
- For the longest time I didn't realise there was a desktop scaled image that worked much better with my CSS-grid, and before realising this I was struggling to get the image to dynamically fit the grid row and height however couldn't find how to do this anywhere online to my satisfaction.
Community feedback
- @Callietron300Posted 11 months ago
For breakpoints- from what I've, it's actually best to let the content define the breakpoints. This article on breakpoints is really useful
0@joshD90Posted 11 months agoStart with the small screen first, then expand until it looks like shit. Time for a breakpoint! –Stephen Hay. Actually a really good article, this stood out in particular! Thanks.
@Callietron300
1 - @BishanKDPosted 11 months ago
Try using width:100% for the image to fit in the grid
Edit: Nevermind. I didn't check the code before commenting. You've already done that
0@joshD90Posted 11 months agoThanks for taking a look. I spent nearly a full day trying to get everything from stack overflow to work and I think there was just no major reference point to be working from to allow you to set it to the right scale. @BishanKD
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