Based on the Frontend Mentor Job listings with filtering challenge.

As I couldn't make sense of the JavaScript requirements of the project (from neither the written brief nor the designs) I decided to concentrate on the CSS...

• grid is used for the overall page layout as well as for the job list ul.
• flex is used throughout.
• Responsive (including the use of font-size: clamp(...) for responsive text).
• :has() operator is used for the first time to select the parent of any listing that contains the 'featured' tab.
• CSS Nesting is used to group styles. This wreaks havoc on the Chrome Inspector -- No doubt this will soon be fixed. (Also, see Limited Browser Support, below).

An HTML template is used to output the individual jobs.

• ES6 modules
• ES6 (no transpilation to ES5)

• All items are navigable via the keyboard.
• There is a 'skip to main content' link at the top of the page. This becomes visible when using keyboard navigation.

• ARIA and role attributes are used where required.
• Descriptive labels for each detail of a job listing are visually hidden (but available to screen readers).

• Tested on:
  • Windows 10
    • Chrome
    • Microsoft Edge
    • Firefox (fails)

As of 26th July 2023, and according to caniuse.com/css-has and /caniuse.com/?search=CSS%20nesting neither the :has() operator nor CSS Nesting works with Firefox (although both do with Safari on Mac. However, I haven't tested the latter).

• The individual job listings are pulled in via a .json file.
• A dark mode theme switcher is included.