Responsive 3-column card using CSS Grid & Flexbox

Solution retrospective
I'm most proud of the clean structure and responsive layout I achieved using CSS Grid and Flexbox. I carefully followed the original design and made sure the content adapted smoothly to different screen sizes using a mobile-first approach. I also focused on styling consistency using CSS custom properties.
Next time, I would improve the accessibility of the HTML by providing more meaningful alt text for icons and ensuring better semantic structure (e.g., using <section>
or <article>
instead of generic <div>
elements for content blocks). I would also consider adding transitions to enhance user interaction further.
One challenge I faced was aligning the content and spacing across the three card sections to match the design exactly, especially for different screen widths. To overcome this, I used CSS Grid to create a consistent column layout and adjusted padding/margin carefully.
Another challenge was implementing hover effects with proper contrast and responsiveness. I resolved this by testing across various screen sizes and applying transitions using CSS variables for cleaner styling.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would appreciate feedback on the following:
- Semantic structure: Is my HTML well-structured and accessible?
- CSS layout: Could the layout be simplified further or optimized for performance?
- Accessibility: Any suggestions for better alt texts, ARIA attributes, or contrast improvements?
- Design consistency: Do my color choices and spacing feel visually balanced across sections?
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- @marlar-tz
Hey Djabouex!
- Semantic structure:
Your code is well-structured and easy to read. I noticed that our solutions take different approaches and use different methods, which gave me a chance to learn alternative ways of tackling the challenge. Thanks to your clear comments, the code is very readable.The use of semantic HTML greatly improves accessibility, and the consistent indentation contributes to a clean and well-organized structure.
- Design consistency:
Your color choices and spacing are balanced across sections and visually appealing. Everything feels cohesive and thoughtfully designed.
Good Job! Keep Going💪
Marked as helpful - @thisisharsh7
Great job on this submission! 🌟 Your layout is clean, responsive, and visually appealing.
👍 Highlights:
- Mobile-first responsive design is well-executed.
- Transitions on hover are smooth and enhance UX.
- Clean separation of concerns between HTML structure and styling.
🔧 Some suggestions:
- Semantic HTML: Replace
<div class="sedans">
etc., with semantic tags like<section>
or<article>
for better structure and screen reader support. - Buttons: Use
<button>
elements or addrole="button"
+aria-pressed
when using<a>
as buttons.
🎨 Optional:
- Add subtle transitions to card hover states (e.g., box-shadow or transform).
Overall, a very good solution — happy coding!
Marked as helpful
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