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- @AlessandroB1993
Nice work, near perfect. Only the background color is different but that is a quick fix anyway.
- @cevdetarda@AlessandroB1993
Nice work!
If you'd like, you could: give a max-width to the container of the cards of something like 70-75% and then give margin: 0 auto; to center that container. An alternative may be giving a max width to the single cards so they don't expand to cover the full screen width. You can also give a blur to the shadows as the third parameter (e.g. box-shadow: 4px 4px 15px(this one) #color.
- P@pete13232@AlessandroB1993
Nice work!
- @Precious-Helen@AlessandroB1993
Nice work! If you'd like: in the HTML you could add the numbers like "1." in the ordered list in a span, select that span in the CSS and add a margin-right and other necessary styles. Then set the <ol>/<ul> list-style to "none" so only your numbers will appear.
Marked as helpful - @Ahmed-Hussam18What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I'm proud that i found a free course online that can help me develop my programming skills. I'll try harder to finish the tasks faster.
@AlessandroB1993Nice work!
- @tomosoriayomideWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I was able to complete the project without much stress
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Making it responsive
@AlessandroB1993Nice work! Adding a display: flex;, justify-content: center, align-items: center; to the container of the card (body, or main for example) can fix the position of the card on the page
Marked as helpful - @KarenMRomero@AlessandroB1993
Nice work!
