i am learning yet, no proud about anything. Nex time, i will add variables in mine css to practice them
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?the challenge was to place an image in the button, i did overcome it by watching videos from youtube about how to do it!.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?i want to learn how to use varibles at css
Hello! You want to know how to change variables in CSS trought JS? if it is, just:
var page = document.querySelector('.Container');
page.style.width = '200px';
page.style.backgroundColor = 'green';
and keep going...
or if it is, example, 100px...100vh / 100vw.... 100% | I recommend you watch some youtube videos about it, but yet i haven't found one to show you :(
Basically:
px = is for amount of pixels
% = is relatable as the size of the page (if you make a container with height: 90% it cover 90% relatable to your page, ex: your page is heigth 3000px then the height of the container will be 90% of 3000px.)
vh = is only for height, and its the same thing as % but it will depend on your screen (if you put height: 80vh, it will cover 80% of the screen the user is on.)
vw = is only for width and its the same but with width.
Try making and HTML5 changing de body with these ones, so you can see the diference!
Hey, you forgot to put your omellete in your repository! 🏴☠️
Parabéns pela sua primeira pagina de omelete! 🍳
I'm most proud of achieving a clean and visually appealing design that closely matches the provided specifications
Next time, I would focus on improving the accessibility features of the project. This would include adding more semantic HTML elements and ensuring that all interactive elements are accessible with keyboard navigation. I would also consider implementing a more modular CSS architecture to further streamline the styling process.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?One of the main challenges I encountered was aligning the design precisely with the provided mockups, particularly in terms of spacing and responsive behavior. To overcome this, I used browser developer tools to fine-tune the CSS and adjust the layout to match the design as closely as possible. I also used media queries extensively to ensure that the page looked good on both mobile and desktop screens.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would appreciate feedback on the following areas:
Responsiveness: Yes there is a type of Grid called Flexbox, it is very helpful to make containers flexible and to move things inside them! Accessibility: I don't think so, normally people read recipes by scrolling down, which is present on your website. CSS Organization: its simple has that! Nice Semantic!
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I'm proud of my determination, this challenge was one of the coolest challenges i did, i learned so much even about javascript DOM manipulation.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I encounter challenges about the DOM manipulation with javascript, even i thinking i was good at it. But, with some searchs, i overcome them.
Mandou muito bem
The text is brown!
For the calories section, use a <section> or <div> element and set it to display: block. Then, add padding between 'Calories' and '277kg' instead of using <br> and <hr>. This approach will help you and your time a lot! Keep going!
I'm pretty proud of how the created layout fits the design even tho i didn't have figma files for it, just pixel perfect, also BEM methodology was cool to use.
Nice and clean semantic, good CSS! Congrats!
I enjoyed the process
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?At first I couldn't figure out how to make the text appear in different colors in the prep list without coding too much, I was able to figure it out my way but I think there's a better way to summarize it.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I don't know why the image doesn't appear when I open it directly from the URL site, but when I open it from the code to view it, it does appears, I don't know what's missing.
I don't know how to make a margin between the list of points/numbers and the text.
Keep going dude! why don't you try <img src="your/path/to/the/omelette"> since you got the image storage in your memory! instead of using a URL ( or maybe you forgot to put the path folder and the image in your repository! )
