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Submitted almost 4 years ago

Blogr-landing-page

Danny A. Mase•200
@admase
A solution to the Blogr landing page challenge
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Oh man, CSS style and responsive design is no joke. This project taught me how to include linear gradients over background-image, it took some time but I believe I got it to where it meets the requirements. Long days and nights, so please share some knowledge on CSS responsive design.

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  • Rahul kumar Gautam•655
    @RahulKumarGautam1636
    Posted almost 4 years ago

    Don't use bootstrap. First focus on the basic css and html. Once you get comfortable then go for it, otherwise it will be too much confusing and frustrating in my opinion. I've completed it, you may chek it out.

  • Chamu•13,820
    @ChamuMutezva
    Posted almost 4 years ago

    There are several things that needs fixing :

    • heading elements must ascend in order. H1, H2, h3 etc. One h1 element is recommended.
    • alt messages are not clear enough to help those who rely on assistive technology. Let the user be able to visualize from the alt text.
    • you are not comfortable with css yet. Do not use bootstrap or any other framework until you understand the basics of the mother language.
    • choose a challenge of a lower level before attempting a challenge of this level and see if you can get it to be responsive
  • Ahmed Faisal•5,095
    @afrussel
    Posted almost 4 years ago

    Both mobile and desktop view have problem. I will send you a solution soon.

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