Article Preview Component - A Responsive Social Sharing Interface

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

Proud of:

1. Successfully implementing the share button toggle functionality with clean JavaScript code
2. Creating a responsive layout that works well on both mobile and desktop using CSS Grid
3. Mastering the use of CSS pseudo-elements to create the bubble shape for the share container
4. Achieving a clean and semantic HTML structure

Would do differently:

1. Plan the HTML structure more carefully before starting mobile development to avoid major refactoring
2. Consider using CSS variables for breakpoints to make responsive design more maintainable
3. Implement better state management for the share button functionality
4. Add more error handling in JavaScript code

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

1. Image Responsiveness Challenge:

   • Problem: Struggled with image filling and scaling in different screen sizes
   • Solution: Successfully implemented CSS Grid layout with specific column sizing

2. Share Container Positioning:

   • Problem: Needed to create a bubble shape for the share container
   • Solution: Used CSS ::after pseudo-element with border properties to create the desired shape

3. Mobile-First Development:

   • Problem: Moving the author section inside content required significant CSS adjustments
   • Solution: Learned to plan the structure more carefully before starting mobile development

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

1. CSS Grid and Layout:

   • Need guidance on handling more complex grid layouts
   • Want to learn advanced grid techniques for better responsiveness

2. JavaScript Best Practices:

   • Looking for advice on state management
   • Need help with code organization and reusability

3. Responsive Design Planning:

   • Seeking tips on better initial structure planning
   • Want to improve mobile-first approach organization