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Use relative units. Compared to absolute unit (e.g. px), relative units (e.g. rem and em) make you design more consistent. You can also get other benefits, for example, you can easily scale up and down your components.
Use less flex box. I found flex being used everywhere even simple cases. In 50% cases, you can use simpler solution rather than flex.
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I was cleaning my GitHub notifications and I saw issue #1. So I reviewed some CSS code and found few problems.
overflow: hidden
toImageContainer
. https://github.com/Ideas-Laboratory/EdWordle/blob/dbc0c24202bd9b66ab4d4d8747cd1fa4e3108286/src/pages/home/style.js#L13 This resolves horizontal overflow in the homepage.NavWrapper
use a fixed width. https://github.com/Ideas-Laboratory/EdWordle/blob/dbc0c24202bd9b66ab4d4d8747cd1fa4e3108286/src/common/header/style.js#L14 I recommend using a relative value or specify different values on different screens.I also have some general suggestions.
px
), relative units (e.g.rem
andem
) make you design more consistent. You can also get other benefits, for example, you can easily scale up and down your components.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: