@OksanaBakl
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
This name emphasizes the project's focus on creating a structured and visually appealing grid layout for testimonials, showcasing design and CSS expertise.
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- @Jaca7x
wow!
- @Francis-Kojo-BuabengWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I’m really proud of how the project turned out, especially the clean and responsive design that works well on all devices. Using CSS variables was a smart choice because it makes future updates easier. The layout is straightforward, and the use of semantic HTML helps with accessibility.
That said, there are a few things I’d do differently next time. I’d focus more on accessibility by adding
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?aria-labelsand improving color contrast for better visibility. I’d also make font sizes more flexible on mobile to improve readability. Optimizing images for faster loading and adding some interactive elements, like hover effects or animations, would make the site feel more engaging. Lastly, making sure the icons are consistent in style would give the design a more polished look. These changes would enhance the overall user experience.During this project, I faced challenges with responsiveness, alignment, and mobile optimization. The grid layout in the
mainsection worked well on larger screens but became cramped on smaller ones. I used media queries to switch to a single-column layout on smaller screens, improving readability.Aligning the text and images within each
.boxalso posed a challenge. I resolved this by using flexbox in the.containerof2, ensuring consistent spacing and alignment, particularly on mobile devices.Mobile optimization was another issue, with cramped text and elements. I adjusted font sizes and padding in the media queries to make the design more readable on smaller screens.
Finally, I adjusted the box shadows in the
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?.boxclass, keeping them subtle to maintain a clean, light design. Through these solutions, I was able to create a responsive and user-friendly layout.In this project, I’d appreciate help in several areas. First, improving accessibility by ensuring better screen reader compatibility and optimizing keyboard navigation. I’d also like guidance on performance optimization, specifically using techniques like
srcsetfor responsive images and cleaning up unnecessary CSS to improve load times.The box shadows used in the
.boxelements might be too intense on larger screens, so I’d like advice on creating a more balanced effect. Additionally, I’m interested in organizing the CSS more efficiently, perhaps by leveraging CSS variables or reusable classes for better maintainability.Lastly, while the site is responsive, I’d like to refine its design for mobile devices, particularly regarding font sizes, spacing, and usability. Overall, I’m looking for ways to enhance accessibility, performance, and mobile responsiveness.
@Jaca7xgood!
- P@To-be-Sun@Jaca7x
Good work, but try to follow the Layout that is requested
- @Janespot@Jaca7x
god work!
- @joaomfandre99What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
I tried to keep the card responsive without having to use media query but was unable to. I ended up using it to change the card padding so it stays responsive in mobile layouts
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Is it possible to complete this challenge without using media query? If yes, what can I change to achieve that result?
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- @JosiasSandoval@Jaca7x
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