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Opudo Prince

@code-crasherkenya460 points

Hi, I’m Prince! I’m a web developer with vast experience in UI/UX design.I create websites that enable clients/organizations to tackle business challenges and meet their demands. I manage everything from website navigation and layouts. I'm an expert in within front-end web apps.

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  • Gabriel Santana•20
    @gabrielsapassos
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    I'm very proud of the fact that I was able to make the site without any problems and I'd do things differently next time, I'd make the site more responsive.

    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    For some reason I couldn't center the white square at first. But over the course of development it was fixed.

    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    For now, with JavaScript, but that's not the case for this particular site. In the future, after learning Next.js, I plan to move on to the back-end using Rust.

    Resposive website using flex display

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    Opudo Prince•460
    @code-crasher

    -Hey buddy good work so far your solution is not bad infarct it is better than mine when I first started but can I make some few suggestions if you don't mind. 1 For accessibility reasons any site needs to have one <main> tag which apparently
    you don't have. 2 I would go for placing the card component inside a <article> tag since I believe it can be reusable in other parts of the code and it does not depend on anything else in the code. 3 The image is not supposed to be wrapped in a link tag since it is not alink

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