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I would like to know, if there is a good way to make borders that appear below images at crew page stretch horizontally according to the design files? I was trying to put picture elements inside div container and play with the respective max-width and align-self properties but that didn't seem to work and images just get a huge gap between themselves and the border. I would also really appreciate any feedback regarding sizing because initially I was following a tutorial and then I had to readjust a lot of paddings and margins.

I would really appreciate any feedback and would like to hear if the javascript code needs some improvements.

I would be deeply thankful for the feedback according:

• images positioning (maybe it can be improved by placing it as an img tag instead of using it as a background on a div?)

• logic of collapsibles in my main.js file (is there any way to improve event listener? I have found a lot of examples where listeners were attached in the loop, but maybe it is more effective to attach one listener on the items container and then kind of listen for the 'target' element that is being clicked?)

Could you please recommend some good articles on responsive design best practices? I mean there are plenty of it all over web but they mainly focus on the relative units.

Question about html structure:

1. Should two last elements (proceed & cancel buttons) in my card component be grouped into one cta section? It seems more logical to me but I have some doubts. General questions:
2. Which css naming conventions would you suggest when card layout becomes really nested (e.g. container1>container2>container3)? I have read about gcp and bem, but the last one seems pretty hellish when you have to name nested children with parent prefix and it goes like 3-4 levels upwards.
3. How to learn to be more precise while figuring out margins, paddings, font-sizes/weights if you don't have design assets?
4. What tools/platforms could you recommend for cross-browser testing? I have found browsershots but it doesn't seem to work with netlify deployed sites.