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I have one doubt regarding how the frontend mentor wants us to design the desktop version, do they expect the required design to be within the 100vh of the desktop. I don't have premium(so i don't the figma files). If so, how can archeive that? The design will be too small to be used in desktop right?

Making a linear-gradient border is the difficult thing for me to do in this project. Still now even though i acheived the end result, but i am still unsure about how i done it.

Anyone suggesting a more simple and straighforward way to do linear-gradient in borders would be appreciated.

Before doing this project i have no idea how API's work, i just wanted to learn how to work with API's. With this project i just learned the basics i guess. Any opinions and hints on how my code and design could be improved would be really appreciated.

I don't feel unsure of my work, i done to the best of my knowledge. I sure do think there could be improvement in certain areas. If anyone is kind enough to check what it is and share your feedbacks and opinions. What could be done better.

This is my first project involving javascript and i am new to javascript. Can anyone see my javascript file and tell me the way i achieved the required functionality is okay? or is there a easy and better way to do that?

I set the timer when i started to build this project and it took around 11hrs to finish the project. is it too slow? am i need to pick up the speed.

I struggled when naming classes, i just can't find words for it. any suggestions?

I used clip-path to achieve "185 GB LEFT" callout and i couldn't add a border-bottom-left-radius due to the clip-path property i used, cause clip-path removed the mentioned part(axis points). How to make the border-bottom-left-radius visible even if clip-path is used? or Is there anyother to make the "185 GB LEFT" callout shape?

Any suggestions would be helpful, thanks

• I changed the height of the svg pattern image for the background, so that it looks exactly like the required design. is it okay to do that or is there a better way to achieve the solution?

• I been using BEM naming conventions to name html elements, but i feel like i've been doing it wrong. i searched for the right way to do but i'm all lost.

• is my class name are too long to be unnessary? am i using the BEM naming convention correctly? Look at my code

Thank you.