Those are my concerns:
I was able to make the page responsive. Write neater code
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Using the <picture> to place two different pictures that'll display at different width. Searched for it
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I'll need help with the whole responsiveness, please give me tips
In you HTML add .visually-hidden (not visible elements but readable by screen reader) elements for prices for example two spans with "Original price" and "Current price" let's say so you add meaning of those prices to people who have problems with vision. Also never first use H2 and then H1 tag.
Struggling to use eye balls to have completely same sizing with the template
Stylings are not good. Use semantic elements that will help screen readers. (main, section) Try to use BEM naming convention for classes. Overall it is good for newbie level. Also try to use "object oriented" CSS so classes inherit and then you can reuse them also create variables in CSS it is helpful.
Hello, solution is nice but there is a room for impovement:
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What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?mnone
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?none
Not bad but there is a lot to fix, like sizes of elements, colors, gaps. Also use classes on elements h3 p etc...
Nice solution, text needs to be different color, also you need letter-spacing in paragraph text and also slightly bigger border-radius on image. Everything besides that is good.
