Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Next time I will use flex-shrink
instead of media queries to reduce padding size
Community feedback
- @Ashutosh-NeupanePosted 3 months ago
Here’s some feedback on the solution:
Strengths:
Responsive Design: The use of media queries effectively adjusts the layout and styling for various screen sizes, ensuring a consistent user experience across devices. The approach of starting with a mobile-first design is particularly commendable.
Visual Appeal: The design choices, including the use of color and hover effects, contribute to a visually engaging and interactive user experience. The profile card has a polished look with rounded corners and shadow effects.
Font and Typography: Implementing custom fonts and careful attention to text styling enhances the overall aesthetic and readability of the content.
Accessibility: The solution demonstrates an awareness of accessibility by incorporating some basic styles, though there is room for further improvement in this area.
Areas for Improvement:
Enhanced Responsiveness: While the design adapts well to various screen sizes, further testing and adjustments may be needed to ensure perfect scaling on very small devices and specific orientations.
Accessibility Considerations: Adding more accessibility features, such as better color contrast ratios, ARIA labels, and ensuring all interactive elements are accessible via keyboard, would make the site more inclusive.
Performance Optimization: Review and optimize resource loading, such as font files and images, to improve page load times. Consider lazy loading for images and efficient font handling.
Cross-Browser Compatibility: Verify that the design functions consistently across different browsers and their versions. Address any inconsistencies or issues found during testing.
CSS Efficiency: Consider using CSS Grid for more complex layouts, which can simplify and streamline the CSS. Also, leveraging CSS variables could enhance maintainability and consistency in styling.
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