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Submitted almost 5 years ago

Single Price Grid Component using HTML/CSS - Grid

Josh Prentice•235
@jfprentice
A solution to the Single price grid component challenge
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Could only work on this for 10-20 minutes a day because of work so it took me a few days to complete - ended up scrapping my original styling and redoing all of it the first day I had off.

I used the PixelPerfect extension to duplicate the layout but ended up getting frustrated by trying to get every perfect. That being said, the layout isn't perfect.

I really need to work on my CSS abstraction.

Any and all critiques are welcome! Thanks for looking!

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  • Roman Filenko•3,335
    @rfilenko
    Posted almost 5 years ago

    Hi Josh, good job, don't see any big mistakes here. Some tips for you:

    • border-radius can be set only once on parent container with overflow:hidden;
    • same with spacing inside some parent element (padding);
    • try to be more consistent with values;
    • preferable to use rems and ems;
    • vertical rhythm also proved to be a great pattern (defining spaces beetween elements in one direction, like margin-bottom);

    Hope this was helpful, Roman

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