I initially encountered some challenges with the desktop layout due to the complexity of the section arrangement. However, I was able to find an optimal solution by implementing a four-row grid structure and strategically spanning sections across the rows.
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- @bubbik4What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?@RogueMutant
Great work, i noticed how your box shadow is a little dark maybe try using a lower value for the Y axis and a higher value for the spread radius.
- @acekant@RogueMutant
The card looks great, but the image doesnt scale with the container itself. You might want to try using a width of 100% and a fixed height, i might have been able to provide a better feedback if i could see the code for it but it looks like the link you proivded isn't the one for your project.
- @DennisFrankenhuizen@RogueMutant
Great work, love how responisve it is but i couldnt help but notice that the hr tag spans the entire width which is not the case in the design, maybe try assigning a width to the element next time or use a borde-top and bottom property on the container of the element you wish to style.
- P@braismarquez2025@RogueMutant
minimalistic html, nice.
- P@kevencb@RogueMutant
Love how responsive it is.
- @a298034aWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I finished this challenge in only one hour. Most of the time I spent was on setting up variables in SCSS. If I face a simple project next time, I will choose traditional CSS instead.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I'd like feedback on how I name and structure my SCSS variables. Does everyone stick to the standard CSS naming conventions? Personally, I find that the rules sometimes make the variable names a bit too long.
@RogueMutantGreat work Amy, the work looks repsonisve. Your naming conventions also look alright.