That even after a long break I was able to dive right into it without being "rusty". If anything this felt easy to me compared to the last intermediate one did a few months ago that took way to long on.
One style detail I enjoyed that did on own initiative since no directions for it was using the transition animation from the lesson prior to this project to have the slides and navmenu fade in an out instead of a more standard slide transition.
Also feel like I am getting comfortable with the class naming schemes, primarily BEM, and appreciating the benefits of it. One benefit the lesson didn't mention is how it makes the VSCode autocomplete easier to use.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Pretty much every project for FEM I have had the same three issues.
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Image size/scaling and how it can mess up layout, while if force image size generally just makes it look stretched and/or squashed.
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The scale on the page being far off on the submission snapshot, and between the chrome dev tools and what see normally.
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And using semantic HTML correctly. Header, Main, Section, h1-6, and Footer is obvious but always feel like I overuse section and should at least use article in there somewhere. Related to that I also likely need to study proper aria use much more, as is I just avoid it.
