I went and experimented with CSS Grid layout in this project.
Hey @six03,
Your page works well on desktop and tablet devices.
But, this is how it looks on mobile devices:
Try fixing this.
Good try overall.
Well done.
I knew about the mobile issues and since it did not say to optimize for mobile, I’m not going to do that. At some point, when I have time, I may go through and add the necessary fallbacks and media queries but at this point, it’s not worth the time for me to do so.
Thanks.
The name of the certificate is “Responsive Web Design Certification”.
So, that itself implies your project should be responsive to all devices cause that’s what is best practice.
Whether to make it optimized for mobile devices or not, i will let you make that decision.
All the best.
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You’re using @supports from line 123 to the end, by the grid system is used in almost every selector in your code before line 123. Why are you doing it?
I had a very important project that needed to be rolled out, hence my decision. After completing that project, I did go back and I did make the project responsive. You can see the finished product here.
and you are correct @aditya_p, this is a “Responsive Web Design Certificate”, but this is personal, what I was working on was a professional project for the company I work for.
Regardless, I could nitpick a little more on what I have now, which is what I will do, but I have some other projects that need to be taken care of in the meantime.
Thank you, @tuyijack
@SpaniardDev, Good question, because I can’t answer that. Possibly I was beginning something, then just went the way of the media query. Since @supports are feature queries, I may have been thinking of putting something in there. Not sure though.
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