This blog post describes one of the websites I have built using a powerful tool for building responsive websites - CSS Grid layout.

I have watched WesBos tutorial while I was learning Grid and practiced it afterwards (which is a good way of study for me).

Page Content and Layout

The page content is pretty simple here:

div with a class wrapper - main wrapping layout element

<div class="wrapper">

Inside the wrapper there is div with a class top - this element is responsible for the content on the top of page:

<div class="top">

Inside the top there are header, 2 call-to-actions div areas to the right of the main image:

<header class="hero">
 <div class="call-to-action call-to-actiont-1">
<div class="call-to-action call-to-actiont-2">

After top there is nav element for the menu:

<nav class="menu">

Inside the menu navigation there are button and ul elements. We create button here to be able to toggle it and expand/ collapse the menu. Menu-list element contains links of different dishes in the menu:

<button aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="menu-list">
 <ul id="menu-list">

Inside the wrapper after menu class there are 3 sections:

<section class="features">
 <section class="about">
<section class="gallery">

There are 4 div elements inside features section, they describe Tacos, Beer, Wine and Music:

<div class="feature">

About section contains info about Featured Taco and gallery section contains images.

Every HTML block of code was styled using CSS Grid layout. The most frequently used CSS properties in this project were:

display: grid
grid-gap
grid-template-areas
grid-template-columns

For example:

.features {
    display: grid;
    grid-gap: 20px;
    grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(200px, 1fr));
}

Website is fully responsive, we use here @media queries to re-arrange the page layout according to width. See pictures below for desktop, tablet and mobile versions.