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- @andzz-zz@CairoGarb
It looks great! The responsiveness works well. About the code, you can remove the repetitiveness in the "@media screen". You can set all the changes you want in only one (if they are the same).
EX: @media screen and (min-width: 300px) and (max-width: 780px) { // major changes }
Marked as helpful - @TrenyceCodes@CairoGarb
Well done! For the img, change the url to "images/avatar-jessica.jpeg" or "/images/avatar-jessica.jpeg". The 'images' folder is already inside the 'project' folder, so changing this would work.
Marked as helpful - @SalmaW03@CairoGarb
Hey! Regardings of the .bg, maybe using display: flex. The measures "rem" or "pixels" instead of "%" could improve it. Flex would improve the alignment of the division, not needing to manually center the main container on the center of the page. I noticed that you used "position: absolute" on the image, maybe if you change the width of img to 100%, remove the absolute position and the margin left and in the "h2", remove the margin top aswell. Was well done, good job!
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