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I believe it'd nice to give the user a visual feedback when it is able to click somewhere.
I made a small change adding a shadow effect when the mouse is over a card.
I've seen that you have something similar commented out in your code.
What was you issue?
Have you considered to add PostCSS in your build setup for autoprefixer at least?
Have you considered as well to add a CSS preprocessor (Sass, or why not a PostCSS plugin bundle that would replicate Sass-like features?)
I believe it'd nice to give the user a visual feedback when it is able to click somewhere.
I made a small change adding a shadow effect when the mouse is over a card.
I've seen that you have something similar commented out in your code.
What was you issue?
I guess it was looking ok without that. But I don't remember for sure, I will try your patch and see how it feels. Thanks for the PR. ❤️
Have you considered to add PostCSS in your build setup for autoprefixer at least?
Have you considered as well to add a CSS preprocessor (Sass, or why not a PostCSS plugin bundle that would replicate Sass-like features?)
No, haven't thought about it yet. I am no front end expert and setting up Webpack and doing my first React project was a big deal for me, so didn't think that much. I think we can have PostCSS (for autoprefixer) now. Would you like to send a PR?
If the shadow doesn't work I believe we'd need to find a different visual hint: it took me at least a couple of secs to understand where I was interacting and what I could have clicked. The shadow in this way should - IMHO - remark upon the visual area.
Hi there and very nice idea,
I believe it'd nice to give the user a visual feedback when it is able to click somewhere.
I made a small change adding a shadow effect when the mouse is over a card.
I've seen that you have something similar commented out in your code.
What was you issue?
Have you considered to add PostCSS in your build setup for autoprefixer at least?
Have you considered as well to add a CSS preprocessor (Sass, or why not a PostCSS plugin bundle that would replicate Sass-like features?)
I'll open a PR (mouseover branch) though:
#3
Thanks,
Andrea
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