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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Your result looks pretty good, just try aligning all 3 buttons in your card. Rest is perfectly fine. Go ahead and take a new challenge.

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey nice work, you just need to add some background color to your page body so that it could match with the challenge template. Keep coding!😊

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    hey you have done a great job, I liked the responsiveness of the page. Go head and take a new challenge. Keep coding!

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey, nice work, everything is fine except the fact that the card is jumping a bit while changing the screen size and try increasing the length of the button shadow and add hovering color change on the button if possible. Happy Coding!

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey nice work on the card! For the background you can do....

    Add following CSS property inside your page body/main

    background-image: url("url-1"), url("url-2) The two image urls separated by comma Next you can position it accordingly also seperated by comma for example....

    background-position: left 10px top 10px, left 30px top 30px;

    These numerical values are just for example, tweek it as it best fits. Keep coding!

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey you have done it nicely, only you just need to reduce some bottom padding of the card, then it'll match with the given challenge. Keep coding ✌️

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    You have done it perfectly! I liked it quite much. Keep doing new challenges 😊

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Well I guess, you submitted your solution in wrong challenge, btw try changing the color of car names to white in your card. And also try aligning all three buttons on same level, rest is pretty good. Keep coding✌️

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey nice work! Just reduce left/right padding inside each button and add little margin to the top and bottom of the button, rest is good I guess. Keep coding!

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey nice work, you need to change the color of the button in hovering state by using :hover with your button class in CSS. You can also add right padding to individual cards to match your design to the given challenge.

    Keep Coding!

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey, that's a very good work for the first challenge, one thing I would like to pin point here is that you did not used the background image (wavy curve) that is shown in the original design.

    Keep coding! Keep doing new challenges!😊

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  • @SakshiSawant

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    I am not able to add multiple background images so can anyone please give any solution how to do that

    @mdajmalshadab

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    Another way that you can use is what I did while doing this challenge.....

    I created a parent class 'bg' and its two child classes 'bg-1` and 'bg-2', following are the CSS property I used for positioning my two background images.

    .bg { margin: 0; display: flex; justify-content: center; position: relative; width: 100%; height: 100%; z-index: -1; overflow: hidden; }

    .bg-img-1 { position: absolute; right: 52%; bottom: 40%; }

    .bg-img-2 { position: absolute; left: 50%; top: 50%; }

    if you have any doubt you can refer to my github code

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  • @SakshiSawant

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    I am not able to add multiple background images so can anyone please give any solution how to do that

    @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey, nice work for the card section, for background part you can use the following CSS property in you main/body element background-image: url("image-url-1"), url("image-url-2"); and then accordingly position your background using background-position: left -80px top 50px, left -570px top -300px; NOTE: These positions are random and just for example, you can position your two background images by separating it with comma.

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  • @DamnItAzriel

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    Hello guys. Let me know what you guys think about this webpage. Any feedback to make this better is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

    P.S.: I would like to know how to add color to an image i.e. needed here for this challenge. I added filter with opacity. It did get the job done but it doesn't look exactly as shown in the design.

    @mdajmalshadab

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    That's very good work! keep doing new challenges :)

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  • Pancha 30

    @Pancha99x

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    This is my first challenge as a Newbie. Any kind of suggestion will be kindly accepted. Thank you.

    @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey, really good work for the first challenge. Keep coding!

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  • Riz 30

    @vantevie

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    1. Not quite sure if I used the correct color for the image overlay.
    2. Almost positive the image to text ratio on the Desktop view is incorrect. Would be glad to get any help for this too 🐱‍👓😄

    Any feedback would be appreciated!

    @mdajmalshadab

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    Nice Work! Try using display: flex in the parent container of your image and card body, it'll automatically divide equal space for your image and card body.

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey, that's really good one. I think you just forgot to change the color of headings and paragraphs, change it to dark blue and it'll be same as original template. Keep Coding!

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  • @erelropeta

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    I tried making the two circles in the background as responsive as I can, but I think there are breakpoints. I would love to hear feedbacks to improve on this :)

    @mdajmalshadab

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    Hey Great Work! Regarding those breakpoints I would recommend using background-image CSS property inside your main container, and then accordingly position your background using background-position property to match the desired layout.

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Hi! nice work , just wanted to add up that you should use click eventListener over your entire FAQ question rather than just the arrow part. That would be more user friendly.

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  • @hidayahmsabah

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    1. I couldn't figure out how to change the svg bg in mobile vs desktop, so resorted to using CSS transform of the mobile background to better fit the desktop version.

    2. I tested the page on mobile, while trying to close the accordion for a question, the question's text changes color to pseudo-element hover which is not what I wanted. When used on desktop it works completely fine.

    If anyone can assist me with these or other issues that I might have missed, feel free to point them out. Thanks a bunch!

    @mdajmalshadab

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    I loved the responsive transition of your page (the moment one switches to mobile screen). Although just use the overflow: hidden in the main card class of the image so that it won't exceed the card boundary.

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    That's some good work! I liked the responsiveness of the page. Just use right padding inside every card to achieve the exact same layout as shown in the screenshot.

    Keep coding!🥳

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Nice work! for the image filter: Use a div container for the image, set container background to violet color, then set image opacity to some value like 0.8, and in the end use below CSS property for your image mix-blend-mode: multiply;

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  • @mdajmalshadab

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    Use a div container for the image, set container background to violet color, then set image opacity to some value like 0.8, and in the end use below CSS property for your image mix-blend-mode: multiply;

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