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  • Vincent Ferraro• 20

    @vincentferraro

    Submitted

    Hello, My second challenges :) I use px and % for set the size. What's the best practice please? i've add responsive rules, if you have advices i appreciate. Thank you Vincent

    Chris• 240

    @Chris94Lee

    Posted

    Hey Vincent, looking good!

    One thing I noticed is that you're missing a background colour. What I'd do is add background-color: #E0E8FF to your body in the CSS file. Also, to make the background image fit like the designs, you can add background-repeat: repeat-x; and then remove the background-size style you have on the body. Let me know if this works for you!

    Also regarding px for size, I try to avoid pixels for accessibility reasons, and tend to stick to either em or rem. Check out: https://engageinteractive.co.uk/blog/em-vs-rem-vs-px

    Looking forward to seeing your future work!

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  • devansh• 20

    @devansh-ios

    Submitted

    if you do the preview website the page is showing fine but i think there is some problem in my code because of that it is showing the three container stacking on over each other , feel free to give any suggestion .

    Chris• 240

    @Chris94Lee

    Posted

    Hey Devansh,

    I believe the reason why it's showing the mobile design in the preview, is because of your media query: @media (min-width:375px) and (max-width:1440px). So here you're using the 3 stacked containers on screen devices between 375px and 1440px. I'd recommend having the max-width as 1000px. And also to remove the min-width, because on devices smaller than 375px, it's reverting back to the web layout.

    If i'm incorrect here then someone else feel free to correct me.

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