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@arfarobs
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This is the first multi-page site that I have done on Frontend mentor. This is also the first time I have used an API in my projects. I thought that the website itself wasn't very challenging. However, the API was a bit of a challenge for me. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
@Jorahhh
Posted
It looks nice Arthur. I was waiting for this!
Just onother thing. if I were you I would have put the images with @2.jpg, they have a better resolution. With the images that you put the project loses a lot. Try with it.
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@vanzasetia
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Hello Everyone! 👋
This was, in my opinion, the hardest newbie challenge. There were a lot of decorative images that I needed to take care of. I even ended up doing a revert commit to rewrite the styling. However, It's a nice and fun challenge that really tested my CSS skill, and I'm glad I was able to complete it. 😊
I don't have any questions. However, feel free to give me any feedback or comments. 😉
If you have finished this challenge and would like me to give feedback on it, please include a link to your solution. I would be glad to help you! 😀
Thanks!
@Jorahhh
Posted
Wow Vanza, it seems as perfect as the original! Love the responsiveness here.
By the way, some days ago I did this challenge too, and I have few "issues" to which I have not yet received an answer.
Hope you can take a look: My challenge
For a beginner like me would be great to have some feedback from someone more experienced.
@Heph-zibah
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Community, I need your help.
What I found difficult while building the project? I found it difficult to implement background images for each device(responsiveness). How do I put two images and background. Also, the favicon imahe, where am I to put it?
Which areas of my code am I unsure of? I am not so sure about the margins and padding.
Questions about best practices? While etsting the HTML markup, it mentioned something about a missing heading in the second section. Kindly look through and tell me what else I am missing.
Thank you.
@Jorahhh
Posted
Hey Abigail, to put two images in the backgroud, try with this:
Background-image: url(“top bg), url(“bottom bg”); Background- repeat: no repeat, no repeat; Background-position: left top, right bottom; Background-size: contain;
I did like this in my project, so I think it works 👌🏽
…and oh, good job!
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@Devibtissam
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Well, this is the first challenge I have done to practice CSS grid, any advice on how to improve and honest feedback will be welcome. Happy coding.
@Jorahhh
Posted
I think you forgot to put the border radius at the whole grid.
Just put in the main container:
‘Border-radius: 10px;’ (or less)
And also in the mobile version in the first and last square.
This time you have to do in the first square:
Border-top-right-radius: 10px Birder-top-left-radius: 10px
…and in the last one:
Border-bottom-right-radius:10px; Border-bottom-left-radius: 10px;
For the rest, it seems fine. Nice job! 😀
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@carolandrade1
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What is the best way to position the background image? This for me was the hardest part of the challenge. If anyone have some tips, I appreciate it.
@Jorahhh
Posted
Wow! The responsiveness here is perfect! Love how it works. Good job!
For the Background, try with:
I'm not sure it's correct but on my challenge it looks good (I'm still doing it). Hope it helps
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@Jorahhh
Submitted
Used Grid for this challenge for the first time.
Really though for me, and a I don't even know if it's a good code or if I could do It better. Any advice on how do it better would be appreciated.
@Jorahhh
Posted
Ah! I think I did some mistakes in the @media queries with screen side dimensions.
I put wrong min-max widths, 'cause from my pc (MacBook Air so its 1280px x 800px, I guess) it seems fine, but from others pc's not.
Basically, on a bigger screen I see what I should see on a mobile device.
Any suggestion on this?
@Jorahhh
Submitted
Hi there! I'm Angelo a this is my first work ever. Just one month has passed since I've start learning HTML/CSS by myself, so I'm super open to every good/bad feedback.
P.S. I'm from Italy, then I'm so so sorry for my bad English.
@Jorahhh
Posted
I've just found out that I forgot to change the folder for the background images from the body. Argh!
