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  • KKajet•130
    @KKajet

    amazing

  • KKajet•130
    @KKajet

    great job!

  • KKajet•130
    @KKajet

    Great job!

  • Flávio César•340
    @flaviocmb
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    Most proud:

    1. I chose to use the section tag to encapsulate the card.
    2. I chose to use the header tag for the name, location, and personal phrase information.
    3. I chose to use the nav tag to encapsulate the social media links.
    4. The avatar isn't the img tag. I chose to use a complete solution with figure tag.
    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    The card has different paddings when it is displayed on different screen sizes. This requires the use of media queries.

    Specifying dimensions in HTML ensures that the browser reserves the appropriate space for the image before it loads, which can help prevent layout shifts and improve the perceived performance of your page. Using CSS to set image dimensions provides more flexibility and allows you to apply responsive styles and media queries. Combining both can be advantageous for both layout stability and responsive design.

    img tag receives the avatar CSS class because it will render any other image source.

    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    Is there a pro membership would confirm the avatar dimensions? The screen size 375px, the height and width is respectively 89x89 and the 1440px is 88x88?

    Social Profile Built Using CSS Architecture

    #sass/scss
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    KKajet•130
    @KKajet

    Great job!

  • KKajet•130
    @KKajet

    great job!

  • KKajet•130
    @KKajet

    great job!