In this activity, you will work with a group to build a webpage that will hold a collection of CSS snippets. What better way to learn CSS than to build a knowledge base of CSS?
The completed application should meet the following criteria:
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As a user, I can view a collection of labeled CSS snippets in a responsive grid.
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As a user, I can easily identify these CSS snippets by their headings.
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As a user, I can highlight a code snippet by clicking on it.
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As a user, I can view my application on a mobile device as well as a desktop.
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Must use semantic HTML elements and proper indentation.
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Use CSS variables to maintain clean and reusable values for a color scheme.
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Use flexbox and media queries to create a responsive grid layout.
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Each CSS snippet should have a card-like layout with the CSS syntax wrapped in an HTML pre element.
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Each CSS snippet can easily be highlighted for copying on click using the CSS user-select property.
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Must incorporate a background color using a CSS linear-gradient function.
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Must incorporate a bit of animation using the CSS transition property.
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You and your group can decide which CSS styles and colors you will use to design the application, but the app needs to be a responsive. Use the following images to gain an understanding of how the app should look at different screen sizes, from a layout perspective:
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At size 992px and above, the app should resemble the following image:
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At size 768px and above, the app should resemble the following image:
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On mobile devices, anything under 768px, the app should resemble the following image:
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- The HTML
<pre>element is very literal about spaces and indentation. To gain a better understanding of how to work with it, check out this article on considerations for styling the pre tag.
- Set this project up in your own GitHub repositories so that you can deploy and use it for future reference!
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