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Submitted over 2 years ago

Bootstrap framwork

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Ekene Azubuko•60
@Ekene-Azubuko
A solution to the Product preview card component challenge
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This is my solution to the challenge. Any tip that can improve my code will be appreciated please.

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  • Pipow•500
    @PipouwPieuw
    Posted over 2 years ago

    Hello there, good job completing this challenge!

    I have a few suggestions that could improve your page:

    • The white background should have the same height as the image. Putting a background on .product instead of .description would fix this.
    • Instead of using fixed margins to center the content, you can do it with flexbox like this:
    .container-fluid {
        display: flex;
        justify-content: center; // Centering horizontally
        align-items: center: // Centreing vertically
        min-height: 100vh; // To make the container at least as tall as the screen
    }
    
    • A better way to handle responsive images is the <picture> element which allows you to enter multiple image sources and display them one at a time based on screen size. Here's a page explaining how it works.

    Overall you did a good job, keep it up! :)

    Marked as helpful
  • Kibur Yoseph•310
    @Kiburstgr
    Posted over 2 years ago

    Great work. It is pretty much a perfect match. You did a great job importing the fonts too. A couple things that you might want to check out are the attributes "letter-spacing" and "line-height". They give you better control over your text. You can see the effects on the spacing b/n the letters on the word "PERFUME" at the top and the line height spacing on the h1 header too. Otherwise, its great!

    Marked as helpful

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