This looks good! It functions, the code is easy to read. There's not much to be added.
- I would suggest however to look into developing mobile-first. No big deal on this excercise but it might be once you move on to bigger ones.
- Make the transition from desktop to mobile view a bit more smooth. Use the flexibility of flexbox. Now it just jumps from one static size to another, by using
max-widthinstead ofwidth. - Add
cursor: pointer;to the button. - Maybe use classes to the buttons: .btn, .btn-1, .btn-color, ... This way you can bundle code and avoid repetition.
Keep going. This looks promising. Happy coding.
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Orlando Guevara• 220
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@graficdoctor I'd also add to take the chance to learn about the BEM methodology to structure CSS classes! Not fully necessary given how small the project is, but I think BEM is a great addition to any CSS code.
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ThainĂ¡ Lopes• 110
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@graficdoctor Thank you so much for the tips! : )
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