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Bookmark Landing Page Using Tailwind CSS
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Ecommerce Page, Adding Product To Cart
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Latest comments
- @Jstickz
In total, you did a great job.
But I just discovered that your site width spans beyond the full size of the screen, so it has caused a horizontal scroll.
Please do well to fix.
- @Ugboaja-Uchechi@Jstickz
You did a really great job. I am impressed.
- P@yudin7324@Jstickz
You did a great job. let's connect if you don't mind. This is my whats app : + 2 3 4 9 0 6 4 9 4 0 1 5 9
- @JstickzWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
This is where I learned how to use SCSS for styling. I must say that I enjoyed the learning process. It made my work more organised compared to the way it used to be. Making the website responsive was easy due to the feature that Sass has to write functions and declare variables that can be used everywhere in the code. I am not yet totally good with this, but I know I will with time.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Making the website responsive was not easy, but I did it.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Learning more and getting comfortable with SCSS
@JstickzThanks bro
- @leosauberman@Jstickz
I like that your HTML code is well-structured.
It is fairly accessible, but you need to work on your accessibility features.
Your layout is not proper, you should use the background size to cover to set your image in the center of its container.
Your code is structured, but you can do better, I promise you. Check Coder Coder on YouTube for your tutorial on how to structure your SCSS code better.
Cheers!!
- @bogoreh@Jstickz
Hi!
You did very well. You can use "width: calc(100%/4 - 20px)" to make the images to stay in 4 columns.
Thumbs up!
