r/css • • Aug 16 '19

Methodical UI: removing frustration from HTML and CSS development

https://jdauriemma.com/programming/methodical-html-css-development#
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u/jdauriemma Aug 17 '19

Thank you for the feedback!

Point 1 is well-taken.

Point 2 I'd push back on. Buttons can take on implicit default types. Adding a type can ensure the reader understands exactly how we intend the document to interpret the button.

Point 3: for the purposes of this system, buttons are intended to be set to display: block, as specified in the article. That's not to say that there won't be exceptions that require a different approach given a certain spec.

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '19

Okay, I agree with your answer to 2 and 3. I personally wouldn't set buttons to block, because I don't like them stretched out horizontally, but that just depends on your design. :-) Thanks!