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I guess I've managed pretty well with this challenge 😇

I'm still fighting trying to adapt to BEM, though I don't really like it, so don't hate me for those awful classes' names, please =)

I don't really have any questions, but I should add, that I don't have a subscription, so I worked without a Figma file. With it you can see all the similar headings/styles at once and use one class for all of them, and without it it was some kind of a problem =)

I guess I just should practice more =)

This is my first React project here, any advice is welcome!

It was cool and helpful to learn about <details> and <summary> tags thanks to this challenge! I still had to use some JS to make auto-closing paragraphs, but it was much more easier than if i was making everything with JS!

This purple tint was quite tricky to make! Please tell me about other ways to make it =)

Ahhh, finally, thanks to this challenge, I've got it how to use <picture> tag! =) I had some tough time adjusting line-height and letter-spacing properties, I hope it looks close enough to the design =)

As, supposedly, it's a product card for some store, it doesn't have any <h...> tag, and the index.html doesn't have header/main/footer structure. I've made it on purpose, it's not a mistake =)

Also, I've tried to use BEM methodology, please, check it out, any advice is welcome!

I've finally returned to Frontend Mentor, my plan is to complete all Newbies challenges left undone next week and switch to the next level =)

I don't use BEM, but a lot of people here, in Russia, consider it to be the best practice, what do you think? I mean, do I need to try to use it in some of next challenges? =)

Hi, finally back to coging and to FrontendMentor challenges😎 Check my tweets on #100daysofCode and message me if you find bugs - any help is welcome⭐⭐⭐

Another challenge, quite an easy one. Any feedback is welcome! =) I used CSS Grid and a little bit of Flexbox. I've also done tablet variant, please check it if you have a tablet, as I don't have one.

At first this challenge seemed easy, but it wasn't.

1. difficult background
2. I've done it using flex at first, then redone with CSS grid
3. I'm not sure if I like how it looks on tablets, so, please comment if you like it or not =)

Hi everybody =) It was my first challenge with JS, and I hope I've managed good enough

Again two images for background, again it was a bit painful =)

As it's a simple challenge, I've done it without downloading Figma files, and I think I've managed well enough with typography and other measurable stuff

Maybe I should have used CSS variables for colors, but I haven't =) It was quite an easy challenge after others I've done before.

It was an interesting challenge.

1. I've finally started using CSS variables
2. I've tried to use BEM-system for classes, I know it's not perfect, still I'm proud of myself
3. Doing that footer background mask was quite difficult, but now I know how it is to be done to use it in my next projects

I liked this challenge a lot, especially that stuff about two background images and aligning/justifying elements=)

Please, if someone experiences troubles with this solution, don't hesitate to text me) I've tried to make it as resposible as possible, even considering it wasn't asked for in the task

Hi! I'm studying WebDev for 3 month, and this is my first challenge done. The first project for my portfolio. I am not a pro member, so my solution is far from "pixel perfect", but still I hope that it's good enough.

Please, dont hesitate to comment, as I'm eager to find friends in WebDev community and I'm ready to hear any advice or critic=)