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Submitted almost 4 years ago

Responsive Design Porfolio - React - StyledComponents - Swiper.js

react, styled-components, accessibility
LVL 4
David7,963
@DavidMorgade
A solution to the Single-page design portfolio challenge

Solution retrospective


Hello and welcome to my Design Portfolio Solution

This challenge was pretty much a CSS full practice.

Features of the Solution:

  • Resources I used:
  1. Create React App: Maybe you can think that is probably over-kill, but in this case, I want to practice my CSS with styled-components, this challenge can be purely done with HTML, CSS and JS.

  2. Styled-components: As I said in the previous paragraph, I am trying to practice my styled-components skills, also trying to improve my CSS.

  3. CSS Grid: For the design skills layout, I think is the best possible solution to do it!

  4. Flex-box: For making it a more easy-responsive project, the containers are all flexbox, except some cases that are done with CSS Grid.

  5. Swiper.js: For the sliders I did use a external Library called Swiper.js, making it more easy to build sliders and also has support for almost every framework!, I did create 3 different slides for each breakpoint (Mobile: Cube effect, Tablet: Pagination effect and Desktop: Normal Slider), you can check more info of this components on my README.md file

  • Breakpoints:
  1. 375px for Mobile
  2. 768px for Tablet
  3. 1440px for Desktop

Questions to FEM community:

  1. I would really appreciate if you can test the page and test the UI breakpoints and the Slider, If you have any suggestions, I would try to implement them if possible!
  2. ¿Do you think the cube effect is good for mobile devices?, ¿Would you stick to the challenge sliders or maybe use another kind of effect?.

If you want to checkout more info about this project, checkout the GitHub repository and the README.MD file

As always, any feedback is welcome

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