Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Now I decided to go for a desktop-first approach. And I also changed IDEs so now I don't need to go for inline SVGs. It was also my first time putting the CSS grid to work. It was pretty easy to do it with the grid-area and even made it quite responsive in desktop mode. I think I will use it more often when I decide to go for a design that It's needed to nest a lot with flexbox.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?The quotation SVG is something that I struggled with. At first I thought that it was an position: absolute
stuff. Because it overlaps the text. I did it, but it looked off and made the text ""blurry"". Then I tried dividing the content in HTML to use z-index, but no matter how I tried the SVG refused to go to behind the text. So then I remembered the background-image
property. That makes an image be behind text by default. After that, I used it and it was just a matter of setting values of position and no-repeat to get the design right.
Community feedback
- @Hossein-H-IPosted about 1 month ago
Hi well done Everything is good on mobile devices. Using ' grid-template-areas: 'a a b c' 'd e e c'; ' is a verey special idea. But if you like to do it in another way that is easier to do, is to use grid-template-columns : repeat(4,1fr) and use' grid-column: span 2 ' for those section that are biger than the others, also for the right section you can use grid-row: span 2;.
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