Laying out web pages involves important considerations to ensure design, usability, and maintenance of your project.
To prevent multiple scrollbars, avoid nesting containers with overflow-scroll too deeply.
Using a flexible layout with relative units and constraints can prevent layout breakage when sections dimensions change.
To add a sticky section with Tailwind CSS, use sticky along with a defined top value. However, make sure the parent container is large enough to allow scrolling.
Overlapping layouts can occur when elements have negative margins or when positioning is improperly used. Use Tailwind’s padding and margin utilities to avoid overlaps.
Tailwind’s responsive utilities simplify designing responsive layouts based on screen sizes.
Setting a fixed height can cause dynamic content overflow issues. Instead, opt for min-h or let the container grow with h-auto.
Tailwind’s space-x and space-y utilities simplify spacing between items, avoiding manual margins and improve readability.
Accessibility is essential. Use high-contrast colors, focus states, and ARIA labels to ensure all users can navigate and understand content.
Whenever possible, use Flexbox or Grid for positioning instead of over-relying on absolute positioning.