@ugochukwuuu
Submitted
I tried my best but I couldn't find a way to add the linear gradient to the input border. If you have any advice on how to do so, please tell me.
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@bagas-defandi
@ugochukwuuu
Submitted
I tried my best but I couldn't find a way to add the linear gradient to the input border. If you have any advice on how to do so, please tell me.
@bagas-defandi
Posted
Hi
While doing the last project I find this article to make border with linear gradient.
I hope it will help you :)
@ErenSeven
Submitted
I created my solution using Css Grid. I would appreciate if you point out the deficiencies or errors you see.
@bagas-defandi
Posted
Hi Erin Seven!
congratulations on completing this challenge!
I have a few suggestion for this:
HTML
<a>
tag for the button, because sign up button will bring user to other page, I will use <button>
tag when there is interactivity like search button, hamburger menu, submit form.CSS
set border-radius
and overflow hidden
to the <main class="gridcontainer">
so you don't have to set it to individual corners.
I recommend you to use rem
unit for font-size
not em
units, for more explanations you can see this video
I also did this challenge with Grid, I use grid-template-areas
to make it responsive, you can see my solution here
I hope it helps you 😊
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@Fidget836
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I tried a solution with display: GRID, I would like to have your opinion if GRID was for you the best option or another solution would have simplified things and is my GRID semantically is good? Last question, on my sections is it better to put an ID or a class? Thank you, Have a good day !
@bagas-defandi
Posted
Hi Fidget!
congrats on completing this challenge!
to fix the Accessibility issues you can wrap <section id="secondeSection">
with <main>
tag,
and I think <section id="firstSection">
should be <header>
tag.
for styling things don't use ID because ID have a high specificity, I always use class or element it self to styling html.
I also did this challenge with Grid I use grid-template-areas
to make it responsive, you can see my solution here
I hope it helps you :)
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