Hi there, I was wondering if solving the challenge using the grid html element is a valid way to do so, or I shouldn't style the page layout with html..

It's not 100% matching but I did my best :'(

I designed the column view/mobile version first and then added a media query 'for viewports bigger than 376px...' do you think this approach is ok?

Any tips to improve this code? Thanks!

Used bitly API as shrtcode was very slow. The trickiest part of this challenge was getting the main image of the person working to stick to the right side of the page but also keep a consistent margin on the left. I did eventually manage to achieve this but my solution is rather 'hacky', I would be very interested to hear what others did to achieve this!

Cheers, Glen

Which color to use to achieve the exact color of the image as shown in the preview of the challenge? Also what should be values of the opacity to do so?

Hey!👋 This is my build on this URL shortening API challenge. I used Next.js here just to learn but then this magic happened. I figured it out that Next.js is just so awesome and sexy. It's so faaaassssttttt 🤘🔥.The hydration technique it uses is just marvelous and then the SEO comes after.OMG!! 🤯 Any feedback will be highly appreciated!✌️

Any feedback is welcome! Thanks

I had fun doing this challenge and it's a great way to review my fundamentals (HTML, CSS/Sass, and JS). Any feedback is appreciated!

Hello World,

This challenge required an understanding of setting dates and getting time in milliseconds, setInterval, clearInterval and just generally how to calculate days, hours, minutes and seconds from milliseconds.

So I went ahead and obtained that understanding and Boom!

Coming soon on the WWW baby!

If something catches your eye, something that can be improved upon, especially if you saw the code, you know what would be great? Some feedback!

Alright keep that keyboarding clicking and clacking!

Please inform me how was that. And could you all please tell me why is the image not displayed in the live url.

Hi. This is my first solution using mobile first workflow and was happy with it^

At first, I was thinking a lot on how to properly make the desktop design since I will start mobile, but as soon as I create the first section and transition it to desktop design, I found it relatively easy and was happy about it. From now on, starting always in mobile first so ba-bye desktop first :(

If there are any issue and recommendation, would be really glad to hear it^^

Any feedback is appreciated!

Used sass and Bem for this, let me know what can i improve on.!

Any feedback is appreciated!!

I'm improving my clean code with css :) some feedback would be wonderful :)

Hello, this is my 7th challenge and first time using grid layout this challenge is so fun and it takes 3 hours for me to complete this challenge.

Feel free to drop your suggestion or feedback. ^^

I will be glad to know some issues in my work and some good suggestion as am a newbie

This is my first solution in a while. This one had some tricky parts and I have questions for the community.

-How can I make the toggle transition smoother? I want to make the dark/light modes transition and not just switch immediately.

-I struggled with the top border gradient. Is there a way to tap into the border-top-image?

-How would I go about making the green/red color stat at the bottom of each card more dynamic, as if it were a real-life situation. So the logic is something along the lines of "if this contains up arrow, color green, if this contains down arrow, color red".

Happy coding everybody :)

-Matt

I would appreciate any comments to improve and apply it in future coding

I would love tips on getting the background image to look the way it is intended to without editing the svg myself. Any other feedback is also appreciated!

I used vanilla JavaScript for the functionality, but it is quite verbose and definitely needs refactoring - would love some constructive feedback on this!

please feel free to add any feedback about anything

hello, I am Braian. I'm just beginner but I'm trying my best to comprehend how to create responsive websites with media queries. for this first challenge I committed some mistakes trying to make the cellphone version of the page. I just couldn't put that image in the upper side of the main container. if someone could give some advice, I would really appreciate it.

Definitely got lots of practice with grid on this project. For some reason the right most card is sticking slightly out from the bottom of the rest of the cards on the solution comparison, but I'm not sure what is causing it since the live site doesn't have that problem, but otherwise this project went pretty well.

Tips/feedback always welcome.