3-Column-Preview-Card

Hey!

When you starting, if using chrome inspect and set the dimension to a mobile device and build it as the design show for the project, then use min-width for media query when done with mobile to start on desktop view. Search up The Net Ninja on youtube on the responsive build, he goes more in-depth. Other than that it looks good, also the border-radius on mobile was off in the bottom-left and right.

Hope this helps.

Hey!

In your .container class in the media query you can add, grid-template-columns: 17rem; That should stack them on top of one another.

I hope this helps:)

Hey, awesome work on this one. Layout in desktop looks great, though the responsiveness could be better because at around 820px going down to the mobile layout, your content is being hidden hence creating a horizontal scrollbar. The mobile layout needs to make the font-size a bit bigger since it is hard to read it by now.

Some other suggestions would be:

• Instead of just waiting for the 475px breakpoint, you could start it around 820 so that you will avoid the issue of element being hidden or you could make a separate breakpoint where you like create a 2x2 layout, where the 3rd card is at bottom, just an idea if you would want.
• Also, since you are starting out, I suggest that you learn mobile layout and use it as your main layout for workflow. This will make you handle responsiveness a lot better and always as well use the dev tools to try changing the screen's width and checking if the layout still looks good.
• Each car icon should be hidden since they are only decorative so use alt="" and add extra aria-hidden="true" attribute on the img element.
• Avoid using multiple h1 on a page. Use only 1 h1 per page and since there are no visible text-content that could be h1 on this, you will make the h1 a screen-reader only text, meaning it will be hidden for sighted users and screen-reader users will only be able to informed about it. Take a look as well of Grace's solution inspect the layout and see how h1 is used as well the styling on it, copy those and you will use that a lot. Change all the h1 to h2.
• Using a tag instead of button is more suitable in here since it is more likely a link to "learn more".
• Also button doesn't need a name attribute, you use this on input element.

Aside from those, great work again on this one.