@thomasjbradley I finished the first surprise ecommerce page. For the most part, my pattern library handled it well. I had enough headings in my theme.css so the hierarchy is pretty good. One issue I did run into was the links. I had removed the underline on the <a> in theme.css because that worked for the rest of my website. Although, for this page I wanted the links to stand out more. My solution was to add the .h2 class to the <a> to make the links pink so they could stand out better. The other issue was the table on the mobile screen. I wanted to make it scrollable but unfortunately I didn't set that up in my theme.css so the table doesn't fit too well on the mobile screen. I only had one minor issue that I was able to fix and one slightly bigger one that I couldn't find a solution for. Overall, I think my pattern library could've been a bit better but I think it still handled this page fairly well.
@thomasjbradley I finished the first surprise ecommerce page. For the most part, my pattern library handled it well. I had enough headings in my
theme.css
so the hierarchy is pretty good. One issue I did run into was the links. I had removed the underline on the<a>
intheme.css
because that worked for the rest of my website. Although, for this page I wanted the links to stand out more. My solution was to add the.h2
class to the<a>
to make the links pink so they could stand out better. The other issue was the table on the mobile screen. I wanted to make it scrollable but unfortunately I didn't set that up in mytheme.css
so the table doesn't fit too well on the mobile screen. I only had one minor issue that I was able to fix and one slightly bigger one that I couldn't find a solution for. Overall, I think my pattern library could've been a bit better but I think it still handled this page fairly well.