Ire Aderinokun • 11/8/2016

Challenge - Recreating the iTunes Library

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This article details a front-end development challenge to recreate the visual interactions of the old iTunes library gallery. It covers using CSS transforms like skewY() and rotateY() to style stacked cards, implementing focus, active, and hover states for accessibility, and ensuring keyboard navigation with Tab and arrow keys. The solution also aims for mobile swipe functionality and progressive enhancement without JavaScript.

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