I used CSS CUBE methodology, so i'm proud of that, and being able to get the solution close to the design.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Not much challenge. It took a while getting to figure out CUBE methodology.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Any feedback or recommendation is well appreciated. Thank You.
Looks good! To get the design closer to the actual design you should remove some of the extra padding at the bottom of the cards and maybe limit their max-heights.
Looks good! You could improve the design by increasing the font-size of the header based on the viewport using a calc and the vw units.
This solutions looks good!
Objetivo: Criar uma página web simples utilizando HTML e CSS
A simple change that would help bring the design closer would be to have a div around the "Preperation Time" section and style it to have a background color the same as the one in the design!
I suffered a bit in styling the buttons since I didn't use the button tag. I had to solve separately
Looks good!
One big improvement to the design would be to vertically centre the social links profile card.
There are a few ways of doing it. One way is you can use position: absolute as described here.
Je n'ai rien de particulier à dire à propos de ce challenge.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Je n'ai rien de particulier à dire à propos de ce challenge.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Je n'ai rien de particulier à dire à propos de ce challenge.
Looks good, however removing the default margins of the p elements would reduce the vertical size of the blog card would get the design closer to the original.
Looks good, however, the content inside of your container is too close to the edges so increasing the padding would allow your solution to look closer to the original design.
