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Flexbox and vanilla css

Martin 95

@Martingf56


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This is my solution, I have a question which is a better metric for padding. Rms or percentages?

Community feedback

drallas 375

@Drallas

Posted

Hello Martin

The social media icons are a bit small.

The logo is a bit bigger than the design, but doesn't matter it looks good.

Resizing to mobile your image gets very small, after the switch to mobile its increasing in size again. I tried to make it more seamless, https://drallas.github.io/Huddle-Landing-Page/ perhaps it helps.

I see you got the background size / placement almost right, I will redactor my own solution after seeing this!

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Karim 590

@Galielo-App

Posted

Hello Martin,

Never use percentages for paddings, it's just uncontrollable and you will struggle a lot with it. Use percentages on widths or heights.

REM or EM, that's the question, I personally think it's better to use EM when you need padding inside a button, in this case, I would go with EM. But if it's the padding of a card or an input, then I would go with REM.

Happy coding and please upvote my comment if I was helpful ;)

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Martin 95

@Martingf56

Posted

@Galielo-App thanks for your feedback very helpful

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Karim 590

@Galielo-App

Posted

@Martingf56 you're welcome :)

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