@RaniaAwny
Submitted
Can you please review?
Looking to hire developers?
@Excelsior2021
@RaniaAwny
Submitted
Can you please review?
@Excelsior2021
Posted
Hi @ RaniaAwny,
Well done for completing the challenge.
I think you've done a good job! Nothing to report!
@Denaro13
Submitted
During the challenge, I found it difficult at some point to set a fixed layout without the card increasing in size as the screen size increases. I will like to know the best width and height to apply to achieve this. Though I was able to figure it out but I will still like to hear from someone here. Thank you.
@Excelsior2021
Posted
Hi Usman,
I don't know if I understand correctly. Are you trying to stop child elements overflowing the parent?
If so, you can set max-width: fit-content
and max-height: fit-content
This way the the child elements will not overflow the parent.
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@Shelton-Rolle
Submitted
Open to any and all feedback! I'm not 100% confident in my responsiveness for this project so I'd love to know how I could improve.
@Excelsior2021
Posted
Hi @Kila,
You have my surname as your username! 😮
Well done for completing the challenge.
Just a few things I noticed:
Apart from that, good job!
@Georgenico
Submitted
Hi there, the only problem I want to know is why I can't move the icon from the button. I tried position: relative and right: 5px; but when you inspect it, it says the position is static. Please help thank you!
@Excelsior2021
Posted
Hi @Georgenico,
Well done for completing the challenge.
I would say try adding the "icon" class to the <svg> opening tag instead of the <path /> tag.
@Nikitossik
Submitted
The main chalenge of the project was to position the hero image properly. Because the image is trimmed differently for different screen sizes, but somehow I managed to do it)
Making hover effects for buttons was pretty time consuming, because transition
didn't work for linear-gradient
, so I used a trick with pseudo-element
Also I used CSS min
function to make elements more responsive based on the viewport width and clamp
to make responsive typography. But, these functions are not supported yet in some browsers.
What are the best practises of doing this kind of things like squishy paddings, margins, fluid typography so it would be as much responsive and cross-browser as possible? What should I add to my code?
@Excelsior2021
Posted
Hi @Nikitossik,
Well done for completing the challenge. I also struggled with the hero image.
For the buttons with linear gradients. What I did was use the opacity property and set it to 0.5 on hover, I believe it gives the effect that we want.
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@Zaratosh13
Submitted
1- I found it easy but using some of my own resorce would be better. 2- The picture intrigation part i felt confusing but pratice will make me perfect. 3- Yes best pratice will be letting other use there images and design because that will promote a creative mindset.
@Excelsior2021
Posted
Good job!
Interesting solution to how to implemented the change of the images from desktop to mobile. This is a solution I will explore as I struggled with this also.
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@Galeanas93
Submitted
Feedback would be greatly appreciated:)
@Excelsior2021
Posted
Hey,
Good job, looking good!
Few things I have noticed:
Try to see if you can fix those issues. Also, maybe add a min-width for the main component. When I reduce the viewport to a certain point, the design breaks. Good luck!
@khaleed2002
Submitted
@Excelsior2021
Posted
Hey Khaled,
Good job! A few things I noticed:
When I select a number the previous number is highlighted grey whilst the selected number is highlighted orange.
When the screen is resized, the elements are all over the place.
See if you can fix these issues. Good luck!
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