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Submitted over 3 years ago

Single-page portfolio made using Sass + Swiper

accessibility, cube-css, sass/scss, lighthouse
Curtis Simpson•550
@crsimpson5
A solution to the Single-page design portfolio challenge
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Hey everyone,

This was my first Pro challenge, and I loved it! Having the design file was great for matching the styles precisely. I used Sass for this project, and continued learning the CUBE CSS design system. My goal was to use make reusable utility classes wherever possible. When I got to the spacing between different sections, I wasn't quite sure how to handle the inconsistencies across screen sizes, so there's still a lot of hard-coded styles. I'll have to revisit this project when I've figured out a way to make my CSS more dry.

Also, I tried a new JS library called Swiper. I was able to quickly setup a carousel and configure it exactly how I wanted. I'll definitely be using it in future projects.

Would love any feedback you have, thanks! 😊

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