@Manojraj07
Submitted
Hi there,
Try out the click events and validations set on the input field and let me know if you find anything missing.
Thank you!
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@MakMao
@Manojraj07
Submitted
Hi there,
Try out the click events and validations set on the input field and let me know if you find anything missing.
Thank you!
@MakMao
Posted
Hey @Manojraj07
Your solution looks good - it is very close to the design:)
One thing I noticed is that you did not center your solution vertically even though you used flex
and align-items: center;
. The default height is zero which means that if you add min-height: 100vh;
to your body
you will also have it centered vertically. Hope that helps.
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@UDsGitHub
Submitted
Thank you once again Frontend mentor for this design. I would like to ask for feedback and help from the community on how to remove the thin gap between the border and the profile image I have there.
Best, Udochukwu Amaefule.
@MakMao
Posted
Hi,
Make sure to set a white background on your border. This will solve the problem.
@MakMao
Submitted
Hey guys,
I wasn't too sure about the HTML used in terms of the semantic meaning. For example: I chose to leave the main
tag out as I used the section
and article
tags instead. Would love to get some feedback on that. Oh, and on the CSS as well of course.
Thanks!
@MakMao
Posted
@Hetesh Thanks a lot, I agree with you.
@10598ayethandar
Submitted
This is my first project using html and Css.I really need feedback for my very first challenge.Please teach me and tell my mistakes to rise my front end developer skill.I decide to continue learning in front end development.My html and Css code are old because I learn html and css by myself using website and course.I continue learning in javascript, bootstrap and jQuery.So I really need feedbacks for my first time challenges.Thanks you all.
@MakMao
Posted
Hi, your end result looks okay so that's a win for sure:)
In terms of your way of writing code, I think it's a bit messy. I think it would be best for you to learn about BEM (Block-Element-Modifier) in order to structure your code better. This is especially handy when working on bigger projects. You will also learn about why it's better (in most cases, let's leave out JS usage for now) to use classes instead of id's.
https://sparkbox.com/foundry/bem_by_example
Good luck!
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