My First CSS Responsive Project: A Tech Blog Built from Scratch
Hey Dev.to community! ?
I’m excited to share that I’ve just completed my first fully responsive project using CSS. The project is a tech blog, designed to be fully functional across all devices—whether you're on a mobile phone, tablet, or desktop.
Project Highlights:
- Responsive Layout: Utilized Flexbox and Grid to create a layout that adjusts seamlessly across different screen sizes.
- Mobile-First Design: Focused on mobile-first principles to ensure the best user experience on smaller devices.
- Clean Code: Followed best practices to write clean, maintainable CSS.
Live Demo:
? Check out the project here
I’d love to get your feedback and any tips for improvement. This was a significant step in my learning journey, and I’m eager to continue building more complex and interactive websites!
CSS #WebDevelopment #ResponsiveDesign #LearningToCode
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