README.md

ADA CSS Presentation

Slides

Step 0: Clone this Repo (bit.ly/ada-css)

git clone https://github.com/kaidamasaki/ada-css-presentation.git

Step 1: Walk Through

Top Level Spec

• header should be at the top span width of the entire body; it should be as tall as its content.
• #popular-stories should be 300px wide and on the right; it should be as tall as its content.
• main should sit next to #popular-stories on the left and fill the remaining horizontal space; it should be as tall as its content.
• footer should be at the bottom and span the width of the entire body; it should be as tall as its content.
• #popular-stories and main should have a 1px wide black border around them a 20px space between them.

As I mentioned in the presentation the first thing I like to do when I start styling a new webpage is position the top level elements.

Nav Skip Spec

• #nav-skip link should be positioned off of the page and removed from the normal page flow.
• #nav-skip should appear in the upper left corner when focused (say by using the tab key)

This is an accessibility thing, blind users don't want to have to listen to your entire navigation and popular stories all the time, but putting them at the front makes them easy to access on the first visit.

Step 2: Activity

Using the following "mockups" (screenshots) start implementing as much as possible of the layout.

"Mockup" of index.html

"Mockup" of article.html

Annex: CSS Properties Used

These are all of the CSS properties I used when creating the example solution.

align-items
background
border
border-bottom
border-color
border-radius
border-top
bottom
color
content
display
flex-direction
flex-shrink
float
font-family
font-size
font-style
font-weight
grid-column
grid-row
grid-template-columns
grid-template-rows
height
left
margin
margin-bottom
margin-left
margin-right
margin-top
max-width
order
overflow
padding
padding-bottom
position
quotes
right
src
text-align
text-decoration
top
transition
white-space
width
z-index