Challenge completed with HTML, CSS, BEM, Flex, CSS Grid and responsive

@Fahatmah As he is a pro member, he has access to the design files. By this, he can know the sizes of components (div, img). With this facility, he made this as pixel-perfect. It's my thought. 😅

@prantiknoor oh I didn't notice that. Thank you for replying :D

@Fahatmah Thanks, yes I'm a pro member, but you can use the extension Pixel Perfect Pro extension to help you design.

@viniciusshenri96 Really?! Thank you very much!

@viniciusshenri96 firi reals? How does that work? It helps you calculate the pixels of each container?

@Fahatmah I'm a begginer.. even if I have sketches or figma I can't put pixel by pixel on screen. I don't know if my basics are still weak or... Idk hahaha.

I'd really like to know how to put things together while using figma, because my projects never match that way...

Hi @engsofjvolfe 😊

I feel you 😄 I am too, a beginner. I also want my website to be pixel perfect but I thought along the way while I am learning that it is not to be worried about.

I learned to focus more in learning and improving code as a beginner. You can still improve on making pixel perfect website but I recommend to study, learn and apply in coding such as maintaining, readable code and accessible website as a beginner.

That's a kind of summary of what I learned here in FEM Challenges 😁

Don't worry about it. Enjoy the process and happy coding! ✌🏼 😄

@Fahatmah

You know haha.... That's the point, even though i have learned about Look & Feel in my early days of programming and writing code and it (Look & Feel) means to be worried if the website transmits the sensations proposed by the professional designer, (more than pixel perfect); sometimes i feel frustrated that i can not get the identical results as in figma hahahaha.

Let's try to enjoy the process. Happy coding for us all. See you around