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Submitted 6 months agoI think parts I would like help with are possibly sizing because it is more than likely gonna be off again. I think that is just something that comes with time and writing more and more code.
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Submitted 6 months agoLet me know if there is something to be updated with my HTML. I am sure it just takes more and more practice to see what works and what doesn't. The main goal of these challenges is that they can be dragged and dropped into a bigger website without messing up anything else on the page, HTML and CSS wise.
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Submitted 6 months agoIf anyone could tell me why it possibly does not line up, that would be nice. I will probably figure it out eventually, though
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Submitted 7 months agoJust getting more familiar with CSS! Also learning maybe some more semantic HTML.
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- @lisandroescaladaWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?@Tbehrends4587
It does look good, but getting the separation lines to work can be difficult. There is a property called rgba which allows you to make the color more opaque. Overall muy bueno!
- P@csabogalortiz@Tbehrends4587
I love the switch up and making it yours. It is always good to mess around with a basic design and make it special. I think you have the same problems as me in terms of making the sizing right, but it's all good because there's always time to improve!
- @gabriel-de-azevedoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I enjoyed using
em
as unit for sizes and paddings.It helped a lot with responsiveness because then I just need to set a new
font-size
and everything adjusts automatically.I tried to keep everything as I isolated as possible and only made changes to the main
article-card
component.It'd be interesting to try this out in a bigger project where different components need to change in different ways depending on the viewport.
@Tbehrends4587It looks good, and looking at your code, your CSS is very clean!
- @charlescolaresWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I'm proud of having managed to do everything without help, and by challenging myself, I wouldn't do anything differently
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?semantics, and css optimization, writing fewer lines and getting the same result, efficiency
@Tbehrends4587Overall the design is very similar, I would say that putting images in HTML would be better than in CSS but there's more than one way to solve a problem. Making the top text an h1 element would use fewer lines of code and stop you from having to define the paragraph element. But overall very good job trying to make the design as close as possible!
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