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Submitted over 1 year ago

four card feature section hub

Pooja Goyal•50
@Poojagoyal99
A solution to the Four card feature section challenge
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  • Manoj Kumar Singh•970
    @dev-mksingh
    Posted over 1 year ago

    Hey @Poojagoyal99, no doubt your output for large screen is good. But these are the following suggestions:

    👉 Your project is not responsive yet.

    👉 No layout for smaller screen(mobile screen)

    👉 No structured html page.

    👉 Your code lacks semantics HTML that's important in today's web tech

    Also i'd like to add, that first brush up your basics, try to get comfortable with CSS for now, then go for tailwind or bootstrap or postCSS or any other CSS framework. I'm saying this because though you used tailwind, the project is not responsive. So first learn CSS really well try to understand concepts like flex, grid you will find them a lot useful than getting your hands dirty in frameworks as beginner.

    I'm not demotivating or demoralizing you, just trying to make you get better. That's what we are here for right?

    Hope you will find this helpful. If any help needed feel free to ask. All the best

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