Samuel Adu• 430
@samuel-adu
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Samuel Adu
@samuel-adu
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- Samuel Adu• 430
@samuel-adu
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Hi Suleman,
Thank you for taking out time to review my work, this means a lot to me.
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Regarding the bouncer you suggested, I checked out the article you provided it doesn't serve the purpose I think your feedback wants me to correct but if you could explain further I would like to understand you correctly.
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Curson pointer in the input field is part of what the project file specified in the active state and I also think input fields and buttons need to have a pointer as a visual cue for the user to interact with the element.
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I used the position property to take the error message out of document flow so that it doesn't alter the page size as you rightly pointed out.
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- Yacine Kahlerras• 790
@yacineKahlerras
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nice challenge it has all the elements of a basic landing pages with animation tabs and validation input form.
love how with every single challenge I learn a bit more about everything and am going to keep doing them and try to do it better each time.
Samuel Adu• 430@samuel-adu
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Great job, this is one of the cleanest solutions to this project that I've seen.
1 - Muhammad Saqib• 20
@michaelxbarry
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Hello Everyone! This is my solution for the Stats Card Component, I've a had rough time creating this project. I learned alot of new concepts in CSS including Responsive Design and CSS Grids. The Thing I struggled the most was the responsive design, and I have some Questions;
- What's the best starting point for the project? Mobile or Desktop?
- Should we use psueudo-elements to add tint on images or is there a better way of doing it?
Any other feedback will be appreciated. 😊
Samuel Adu• 430@samuel-adu
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The best way to start developing a project is the mobile-first approach, this will reduce the amount of CSS you have to write, and also most of your users view your website on their mobile devices.
This article by Kevin Powell explains the concept. https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/taking-the-right-approach-to-responsive-web-design/
1 - Fat• 850
@Fahatmah
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Hello again Guys!
Finally this newbie project is done. The coding of it got easier because I made the mobile view first and the coding of responsiveness got easier too. I suggest you should try to do the mobile first before the desktop view. Also can I have some feedback? Thank you!
Samuel Adu• 430@samuel-adu
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Good job
1 - Giuliana Saborío• 50
@GiSofia
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- Do you think the structure and design are good?
- What would you improve about my code?
I appreciate your comments in advance, greetings :)
Samuel Adu• 430@samuel-adu
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Everything seems to work as it should, good job Giuliana.
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0 - Alajido• 10
@Alajido
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I will love to hear and welcome all the corrections and feedback
Samuel Adu• 430@samuel-adu
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Hello, your solution didn't submit properly. You can check out this blog for a complete guide to submitting solutions. https://medium.com/frontend-mentor/a-complete-guide-to-submitting-solutions-on-frontend-mentor-ac6384162248.
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0 - Lauric• 240
@Lauric-h
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Samuel Adu• 430@samuel-adu
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Hi Lauric, I think your solution didn't submit properly.
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