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  • Scott Tabor•150
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    Realized I forgot to change the font weights! Other than that, I feel pretty good about this one!

  • Scott Tabor•150
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    Hey there Ashley! For this specific challenge I did not use a media query. For these types of challenges where it is just a small component like this one I set the card to be a maximum width that will fit pretty much all screen sizes. You could technically get very specific and make media queries for specific screen sizes, but in general I think the component looks just fine with one standard max width.

    The main layout of my code looks like this usually.

    <main>
    <div class="container">
        <div class="card">
            content
        </div>
    </div>
</main>

    Main tag covers the whole screen, container will contain my card and cards content then that card class will be set to a max width to where it fits all screens.

    Also sidenote, I am pretty new to all this as well. So if I am wrong on anything and anyone who reads this sees that, please correct me! I don't want to give out any wrong info.

    One more thing! Don't forget to set your images <img> tags to fill 100% of their parent containers, so it will fit in the container nicely. You don't always want the image to be its native size. This would make your image shrink and not make your card so big!

  • Scott Tabor•150
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    Hey Raul, looks nice, the only thing I would try to fix is some of the margin (specifically bottom margin on the image. Looks a like a little bit too much. Also, I am very new to working on actual projects and am a beginner to coding in general so I would love a second opinion on this, but your last p tag, you have set it to be displayed as inline block, which in this case I don't think you need to. Its default setting of just "block" should be suffice. Some extra code that I think you can get rid of :)

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  • Scott Tabor•150
    @scottttabor

    I actually figured out what was wrong immediately after I uploaded this. On my main tag I had the minimum width set to 375px, once I took that out It solved my issue.

  • Scott Tabor•150
    @scottttabor

    Hey Yuvan! I think for the most part your code looks good! It matches closely with the initial design. I am a newbie when it comes to coding so feel free to take my advice with a grain of salt, but the only thing I saw in your stylesheet is that you didn't include the font weights for the text on the card. In the style guide it mentions that the font weights were 400 and 700. I don't know how crucial this would be in an actual production setting, but it might be important. I believe the "heading text" would be the 700 weight, while the text after would be 400. Thats just my eyeball test. But again, other than that I thought your code looked good. Clean and precise.

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