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Most Proud Of
This felt like an easier project than the first two in the learning path. I was proud at how efficiently and quickly I was able to tackle it.
I have become efficient and methodical at reading the Figma files, and setting up reusable CSS variables, basic styling and HTML.
I have continued to use the clamp function for responsive spacing, and I love it. It is so clean!
What I Would Do Differently
Honestly, I can't think of a lot for this project. It went smoothly (unless I have missed something!).
I think I would make sure to look at both mobile and desktop designs before starting to write code to have a good idea of what changes need to happen.
Here, I started with mobile-first and didn't really look at the desktop design until all the styling was in place. On this challenge, it was just a simple case of rewriting the padding on the card, but I could save time by writing these properties responsively from the get-go.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?The only thing I wasn't sure about was how to allow keyboard users to navigate the links, but this turned out to be straight forward after a little Google search.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?-
The correct way to write link styling in CSS. I think I did ok here, but had some doubts on how to write clean CSS for the different states.
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Class naming. I will go back and study BEM naming convention again. I feel like I might have half done it well, and half not in this project.
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