Responsive Product Card with Price and Add-to-Cart Button
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I'm most proud of implementing a responsive design that adapts well across different devices and using the picture element for optimized image loading. The clean and structured CSS enhances the component's functionality and appearance. Next time, I would focus on improving accessibility by ensuring better color contrast and keyboard navigation, optimizing performance further with techniques like lazy loading, and conducting more extensive cross-browser testing to catch any inconsistencies. Additionally, exploring advanced features to enrich user interaction could enhance the overall project.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?One challenge I encountered was ensuring that images displayed correctly across different screen sizes, especially for desktop displays with varying heights and widths. To address this, I used the picture element with source tags to provide different images for desktop and mobile views. This approach allowed me to specify different image sizes for various screen resolutions, ensuring optimal visual quality and performance. Additionally, I adjusted the width and height properties in CSS to ensure the layout adapts smoothly, enhancing the overall responsiveness of the design.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I’d appreciate help with a few specific areas of my project. First, I’m looking for advice on optimizing the picture element and source tags to handle responsive images effectively across different desktop resolutions. I also need guidance on ensuring cross-browser compatibility to address any rendering issues in browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Additionally, suggestions for enhancing accessibility, such as improving color contrast and making interactive elements fully keyboard-navigable, would be valuable. I’m also interested in strategies for further performance optimization, including minimizing CSS and JavaScript and implementing image lazy loading. Lastly, any tips on managing CSS specificity and improving the organization of my styles for better maintainability would be helpful.
Community feedback
- @mattarajeshPosted 3 months ago
the page is good in css use disply: flex and flex-direction: coloum then image and content side by side
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