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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Maybe it doesn't matter.

    1. About this - check your report https://www.frontendmentor.io/solutions/responsive-landing-page-using-css-flexbox-f7wwnBubd/report

    2. Please see design files in your challenge. I think .testimonials{background-color: rgb(255, 251, 248);} for example

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hi @brodiewebdt ! I completed this challenge just now.

    I have no words. I liked your work. Great job. Excellent burger menu

    Wish you happy coding!

    Marked as helpful

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hi @DeCaptainDan ! I completed this challenge just now. I liked your work. Great job

    What about:

    1. HTML5 Landmark Elements
    2. Background color of the section with reviews
    3. <ul> must directly contain only <li>
    4. Burger menu doesn't work

    Wish you happy coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey! Great job! Keep coding! Improve your web developer skills

    Where are your answers to questions? Answer # 1, Answer # 3-5 are missing

    I also did this and used jQuery. I will be glad to your opinion. Please see my work.

    Happy coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey! Great job! Keep coding! Improve your web developer skills

    You can make background-color:white; for FAQ`s block.

    Heading bolder when click that will be perfect.

    Also, when every answer are opened, it is makes the design more boring. You could have either:

    1. Make the block height larger. to contain everything when too many menus are opened. or
    2. Open only one answer at a time. When opening the next one, close the previous one.

    I also did this and used jQuery. I will be glad to your opinion. Please see my work.

    Happy coding!

    Marked as helpful

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey! Great job! Keep coding! Improve your web developer skills

    You can make arrow rotate (180deg)

    Also, when every answer are opened, it is makes the design more boring. You could have either:

    1. Make the block height larger. to contain everything when too many menus are opened. or
    2. Open only one answer at a time. When opening the next one, close the previous one.

    I also did this and used jQuery. I will be glad to your opinion. Please see my work.

    Happy coding!

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  • Thibault 205

    @thibault-barrat

    Submitted

    Hi,

    This challenge was quite fun :) Any feedback would be appreciated

    Thanks

    Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey! I love your job! Looks great!

    But what about keeping your block height fixed? Now the picture of the background is driving parallel to the answers. Maybe I'm wrong.

    In any case, your work looks cooler than mine. I also did this and used jQuery.

    Happy coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey! @PHnrq

    Great job! I like it.

    But what about keeping open only one question? Not all questions would be opened. Close previous, open new. The height will not increase.

    I have completed this challenge. Maybe not as great as you are. I used jQuery.

    Happy coding!

    Marked as helpful

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey! Great job! I like it.

    But what about keeping open only one question? Not all questions would be opened. Close previous, open new. The height will not increase.

    Or you can use overflow:scroll;

    I have completed this challenge. Maybe not as great as you are. I used jQuery.

    Happy coding!

    Marked as helpful

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey! Great job! I like it.

    But what about keeping open only one question? Not all questions would be opened. Close previous, open new. The height will not increase.

    I have completed this challenge. Maybe not as great as you are. I used jQuery.

    Happy coding!

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    ApplePieGiraffe 30,545

    @ApplePieGiraffe

    Submitted

    Hey, everybody! 👋

    This was a fun challenge in which I learned how to use and style the <details> and <summary> HTML elements.

    I also added a bobbing animation to the floating cube (with a small touch from the drop-shadow CSS function) and animated the linear-gradient background with this helpful tool.

    I'm quite happy with the result! 😊

    Any feedback on both the design and code is welcome and appreciated! 😃

    Happy coding! 😁

    EDIT: For some reason, the details marker on each of the FAQs is showing up in the screenshot (even though I set their display to none) but they're gone on the actual page, as far as I can tell.

    Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey @ApplePieGiraffe ! Always, you surprise me with the level of your skill. This is probably one of the best accordion challenges on this site. I will learn a lot from your example.

    How about making it look great on a screen less than 310px wide? Maybe I'm wrong. Perhaps my question is stupid. Thanks anyway for your great example!

    Happy coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Wow! Pixel perfect! I am very surprised by your work!

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  • phu phung 80

    @phuphung330

    Submitted

    I've just finhished this project last night,hope you guys can take your time to take a look at my project.I would much appreciate for any suggestions.Thanks

    Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hi! Very good for destop and laptop. But where is your mobile version of the site. For tablets and mobile devices?

    You can add media queries to your stylesheet. For various device screen widths

    Happy coding

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey! I was pleased with your work! You completed this task better than me!

    Original responsive design!

    But take a look at the button design. At the time of the screen width 850 - 1000 pixels. It's practically a circle.

    In the end, I will say that your work is excellent. I wish you success.

    Happy coding!

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  • Maddy 45

    @maddy1381

    Submitted

    Well I tried to match it as close as possible. If you have some suggestions for me then please let me know:)

    Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey! Nice try. But at the moment I do not see the svg files. Please change the path. Or create an images folder.

    Also you can create a mobile version of the site. Use media queries in your stylesheet (style.css)

    Happy coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey @foolhardy21 ! Great job!

    I also did this challenge recently. I just like you have an error with the background. See design files. The background should be gray, not white.

    I think you can add the mobility of the screen width from 500px to 1000px

    Happy coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey, @MarkusKeane Great job! I love your solition! The only thing I can say. How about additional media queries in your style? For example, from 800 pixels to 1350 pixels. Your blocks have no empty space between each other. You can add media queries to your CSS

    It was also my first job on this site. I did it not so long ago. Happy Coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey, @fernandomad Great job! The only thing I can say. How about the mobile version? You can add media queries to your CSS

    It was also my first job on this site. I did it not so long ago. Happy Coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey @alexsanderduarte ! Great job! I love your solution! I can only say one thing. How about being a little more precise in aspect ratio and padding for the desktop version of the site?

    It was also my first job on this site. I did it not so long ago. I also used Flexbox just like you. Happy coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey, @Galielo-App ! Great job! I love your solution! Now I am only studying CSS grids. A successful combination of mobile first and Grids in your project.

    It was also my first job on this site. I did it not so long ago. Happy coding

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  • @akshay63

    Submitted

    Hello, guys. I have built a social-proof section using simple HTML and CSS with flexbox. I'll appreciate any feedback. Please review it. Thanks

    Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hey, @akshay63 Great job! I love your solution! The only thing I can say. How about the mobile version? You can add media queries to your cascading stylesheet

    It was also my first job on this site. I did it not so long ago. Happy Coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Hi, I'm a beginner too. And I recently made this challenge. I used flex box

    You tried hard! It looks like the drawings from the layout.

    Wow! You have used a grid solution. It's great. I'm just going to study grids.

    Happy coding!

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    I love your job. I also recently completed this challenge

    I had problems with background-position But I liked your solution background-position: right 50vw bottom 50vh, left 50vw top 50vh;

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  • Art 420

    @Art-wdt

    Posted

    Great job! I wish you every success!

    The only one thing I can say. You are using a different font-family.

    I like your solution. I also recently completed this challenge

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