Design comparison
Solution retrospective
This project is my first NextJS project and my 3rd react-app, there was a lot of difficult times where I had to search for info but thats our job right?, read, understand and develop.
In the middle of my project I noticed that I wasnt getting the full juice of my react components, and had to build some similar components back again, will try to get better at this.
Anyway, you can read my readme.md file for a better approach to the project.
Also as always any feedbacks are welcome!
Community feedback
- @dennebPosted over 2 years ago
It looks great pretty close to the original design! I like the gradient in the mobile menu even though is different to the menu in the figma file. If you want to make your menu more alike you can use the property backdrop-filter: blur();
I was checking your code and I think is very clear and easy to understand, perfect for teamwork haha.
I don't know if maybe my browser has a problem... but the tablet design kicks in at 1440 px
Marked as helpful0@DavidMorgadePosted over 2 years ago@denneb Thanks for the reply, didnt use backdrop-filter because of browser support thats why I went with my own gradient from css gradients tool .
Fixed the problem with the tablet design, wasnt the full styles just the background image that had the breakpoint at 1441 px instead of 1440, thats why the preview image of the solution looks like the tablet design.
Thanks for your feedback!
0@perfStackPosted over 2 years ago@DavidMorgade blur really helps to make the text more readable, you can use the help of @supports to add alternative styling for browsers that do not support it. supports link : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@supports
My solution where i implemented this :- https://perfstack.github.io/assets/Space_tourism/dist/index.html
Link to scss file :- https://github.com/perfStack/Space_tourism/blob/main/src/Sass/layout/_header.scss
Hope it helps.
Marked as helpful1@DavidMorgadePosted over 2 years ago@perfStack oh didnt know about @supports thing, will try it and update the project, thank you!
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