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  • @GerriEzeocha

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    Well done Guido! My suggestion is to check your 'snippet'( your class name seems to thirdtext) section again. your text content is off. I don't think you need those span elements in there. Also it is recommended to use the 'div' element to generally group content for styling specifically while 'section' markup simply helps with the 'outline of a page.

    keep up the good work.

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Any feedback is welcome (especially page view on different screens)! it seems fine everywhere else, but preview on frontendmentor seems off on the bottom.

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  • @anasselhaoussi

    Submitted

    When I want to scale the card on hover, the screen increase its size which make it looks a bit ugly i don't know how to fix it !

    Any suggestions ?

    @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Not sure what you mean, but have you considered using css animation to 'transform' on hover? that way you can set the height and width you want!

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    This looks good, well done! I noticed you used 'SVG/paths' and 'Picture/src' in your html, why was this your approach and what benefits do they provide?

    Keep up the good work.

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  • Eugi 270

    @EugiSs

    Submitted

    Hello. I tried to make the page through mobile-first. I'm not very good at responsive layout yet. I made styles for 375px and 1400px only, no smooth transition. I look forward to any comments and criticism. Thanks

    @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Your desktop layout looks good, but review your responsive designs and display for mobile. As for your question the main difference I believe is that <section> is more generic tag, while <article> is more specific. check out usage notes on when to use either on https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/section

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    This looks great Elijah! and responsive design is well done :)

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Looks like you're missing your main hero section! I was looking through your src and public files and cant seem to identify the issue.

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  • Elisa 50

    @elisa-charrier

    Submitted

    At the beginning of each project, I am always undecided about which are the smartest names to give to the classes. Any suggestions? I'd be happy to check out any alternatives to the script I wrote: I'm not a pro in Javascript. Feel free to report me your solution! Thanks to who will answer.

    @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Great Work! Your question got me looking at naming conventions myself and it seems the BEM way is a good way to go!

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  • @JuaniCaste23

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    Using Flex is good practice! It was made as the design was, with its respective states and with the responsive design. An eye was also added to hide or activate password text. Totally happy with this exercise !!

    The feedback is very appreciated!!. Thanks.

    @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Very well done Juan! I myself will be starting this exercise soon and looking forward to it :)

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Looks good William, great job! my comments would be watch the positioning of some text elements on active slides. keep up the good work!

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Love this sir! your Javascript is simple and efficient.

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Great work Juanire! What issues are you having with with your Javascript? On your preview site the toggle function is working! In terms of shortening your code, perhaps use css to change your mobile/share section and simply work on displaying with Javascript. :)

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  • Alex 310

    @AlexGanderton

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    I feel these challenges are starting to get a little easier as I keep going due to the practice and the change in approach by going mobile-first. Life saver! any newbie who hasn't tried it yet please give it a shot!

    @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Oh nice tip Alex! will try mobile first on my next challenge!

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Gorkem you did great on this! my only feedback would be to add some transition/box-shadow on hover states of 'learn more' buttons.

    Bravo!

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Great job on your second shot. Also your mobile "about/why us' section isn't visible. double check your mobile styles!

    keep up the good work!

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Well done Raj! I noticed you did not use css grid for the entire page, did this approach give you more flexibility?

    keep up the good work!

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    How bad you did?? Ha! Not bad at all, looks good! (Reading your code, I notice you're using a color, instead of the background svg file provided, perhaps try a linear gradient using your variable colors)

    Keep up the good work!

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    This looks good Kingsley, Well done! I did notice you were missing the quotation mark by testimonials and social icons in your footer! (svgrepo.com or iconmoon.io, has free icons, if those were not included with the files!)

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  • @GerriEzeocha

    Posted

    Great Work Krishna! Really great how you built it all out with CSS-grid, currently learning that myself!

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