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Block review card component using CSS Flex
#sass/scss#semantic-uiSubmitted 9 months agoIs it possible to somehow make sure that the priority height for an element is max-height, and then when the page width decreases, this height smoothly transitions to the min-height value?
Qr component using CSS Flex
#bem#sass/scss#semantic-uiSubmitted 9 months agoI would like to know what could have been done better in this project, what file structure is preferable to use in similar projects and larger projects, I would also like to know what good free courses or sources I can look at to improve my knowledge in frontend development.
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- @Hamptooon
Good work!
- @petrakowww@Hamptooon
This is cool dude, you know this sh*t, I like that you used damn functions to improve the site's responsiveness, I see you know how to layout, good luck and bye!)
Marked as helpful - @LesSylWhat specific areas of your project would you like help with?
In this project, I practised writing HTML and SCSS code. To add variety to the project I added some animations using @keyframes. I would like feedback on my HTML and CSS code in terms of optimisation.
@HamptooonWhy didn’t you add text content?) At first I wanted to ask, but then I went to the site, everything is super, cool animations. Now I want to do something like this...
- P@elCris99@Hamptooon
Nice! I would add a smooth transition for elements (box-shadow and color for the title) on hover; the layout has this. And just wondering, why did you add so many functions and variables for example changing the theme from dark to light, variables for box-shadow if they are not used in the final version?
- @cendyz@Hamptooon
Perhaps I would use the semantic article tag in this case when creating this tag on the page, it is just intended for separate independent blocks that can be reused later on other pages of the site. It's cool that you use variables to specify colors for elements (I forgot about it when I implemented this task myself) and mixins (I didn't know about them at all(( but now I've read about them, it's a handy thing).
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