Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I am most proud of thing like create grid section more good looking and this make me most proud and next time i am making better design.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?The challenges are encounter like add box size of grid and urgest these boxes according to giving design,and i overcome them by knowing about particluar topic which i have need and apply them .
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?yes , some area i want share like font and grid design and any one want give feedback on them .
Community feedback
- @ortiz-antonioPosted about 1 month ago
Hi,
When I finished my project, the system asked me to give you feedback. I'm learning too, so feel free to correct me if I say something wrong:
- Self-hosted fonts load faster because they don’t require an extra HTTP request, and you can take advantage of caching.
- Pixel-perfect design isn’t necessary anymore. I used to make the same mistake! Here’s a great article on the topic: @JoshWComeau’s article.
- The recommended minimum font size is 16px. Below that, text becomes hard to read.
- You can use CSS variables to avoid errors and improve the readability of your code.
- The desktop version is clipped below 820px
0 - @newspaceracerPosted about 1 month ago
Hi, Looks good. I like how you solved the progressively more specific rules, I think you used ID which is not usually preferable but you made it work! Couple of suggestions:
- I would start the design with the mobile first and then do the media query for the widescreen version as that gives you most flexibility and helps making sure the smaller screens work better. Right now the size of the cards is fixed to be on the smallest card size even when the screen is still wide but not wide enough to go to the grid view. So something to keep in mind.
- test your responsiveness on the browser and adjust the media query based on when it starts to break
- You repeated a bit of declaration on the cards even for items that were the same card after card. I would try to give attributes to a parent container where the cards are so that it cascades to the cards within. That way you don't have to repeat yourself as much.
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