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Submitted almost 4 years ago

Stats preview card component using Flexbox

Josh Javier•930
@joshjavier
A solution to the Stats preview card component challenge
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Any and all feedback are welcome! Here are some points I'd like to bring up:

  • I used VoiceOver in my iPhone for accessibility testing, and found that the title breaks up because of the highlighted span (insights). To fix it, I used the role="text" trick as seen in this article. I also did the same thing to the list items. What are your thoughts on this?

  • For the header, I decided not to use an img tag and to just implement the image as a background in the CSS. This way I can switch between the mobile and desktop headers using media queries. Is this approach recommended in the real world?

  • I used background-blend-mode: multiply to achieve the duotone effect in the image header, although I still didn't quite get the design accurately. Any tips on how to improve this bit?

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  • devjakov•210
    @devjakov
    Posted almost 4 years ago

    when the viewport width starts going over 2000px or under 1300px your card sizing starts changing, this is a problem for someone with 1440p screen

    also why have three seperate media queries for one resolution? you can put it all under one

    Cheers bro :D

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