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Adaptive Layout task 3
#animation#bemSubmitted about 2 months agoBEM, the order of the code is probably
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- @Silkiercomet@Imangali18
Work a little more with the code :)
- @hepinsutharWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
What I'm proud of
I'm particularly proud of how I:
- Implemented responsive design with a mobile-first approach, ensuring the card looks great on all devices.
- Used Flexbox for the layout, which helped me align elements efficiently and maintain a clean structure.
- Created interactive hover effects that enhance the user experience and make the card feel dynamic.
- Focused on accessibility by using semantic HTML tags, which helps with both readability and SEO.
What I would do differently next time
Next time, I would:
- Add smooth transition effects to hover states for more fluid animations and interactions.
- Use a CSS framework like Tailwind CSS to streamline my styling process and make it more scalable.
- Implement dark mode and theming support, allowing users to switch between light and dark modes.
- Test on more devices and screen sizes to ensure a flawless, consistent experience.
Challenges I encountered and how I overcame them
While working on this project, I faced a few challenges, but I was able to overcome them:
1. Responsive Design Issues- Challenge: Initially, I struggled with making sure the layout worked well on both mobile and desktop devices. Ensuring that the card's elements resized properly was tricky.
- Solution: I followed a mobile-first approach and used
max-width
for the card and percentage-based widths for its child elements. Flexbox also helped in maintaining alignment and spacing across screen sizes.
- Challenge: Adding hover states to make the card feel interactive without making it too flashy was difficult at first.
- Solution: I focused on subtle color changes and transitions to maintain a smooth user experience, using
:hover
states with color changes and transitions for smoother interactions.
- Challenge: Ensuring the images maintained their aspect ratio while fitting the card layout was difficult at times.
- Solution: I used
width: 100%
andborder-radius: 10px
on the images to maintain the aspect ratio and give them a consistent look across different screen sizes.
- Challenge: Aligning the avatar and name in the author section with Flexbox while maintaining consistent spacing was tricky.
- Solution: Flexbox made it easier to align the avatar and author name in a row. I also used
align-items: center
to ensure both elements were vertically aligned correctly.
Help Needed
I would appreciate feedback and help with the following areas:
1. Optimizing the Card Layout for Larger Screens- I’ve made the layout mobile-first, but I’m unsure if it looks as good on larger screens, especially in terms of spacing and scaling. Can anyone provide suggestions on improving its responsiveness for desktop devices?
- While I’ve added hover states to the title and tag, I’d love suggestions on how to make the hover effects smoother and more visually appealing. Specifically, I want to add a transition to the hover state on the card title for a smoother interaction.
- I’ve tried to ensure the images scale properly on various devices, but I’m wondering if there’s a more efficient way to ensure they don’t get distorted or stretched. Any best practices for responsive image handling?
- If anyone has any other suggestions or feedback on how to improve my code structure, readability, or any other part of the project, I’d really appreciate it!
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- @YemilR10s@Imangali18
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