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Solution retrospective
I am most proud of successfully implementing a scalable component structure and global styles using Styled Components. It allowed for a consistent design system while keeping styles modular and reusable. One key highlight was defining global styles with theme variables, making it easy to maintain color consistency across the projec
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?One of the main challenges I encountered was ensuring consistent font loading across different browsers and devices. Initially, I noticed that the custom font, Red Hat Text, was not always applying correctly, especially on first load. The issue stemmed from improper font-face declarations and missing font formats.
To solve this, I ensured that I specified multiple font formats for broader browser support and correctly linked the font files.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would like help with optimizing styled-components performance in my project. While using createGlobalStyle and styled-components, I noticed that my styles might not be as efficient as they could be, especially in larger applications. I want to learn best practices for minimizing unnecessary re-renders caused by styled-components and how to structure my styles for better scalability.
Additionally, I would appreciate guidance on improving accessibility (a11y) in my project, ensuring that my UI components follow best practices for keyboard navigation and screen reader support. If there are tools or techniques to automate accessibility checks, I’d love to integrate them into my workflow.
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