@darryncodes
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Hi Viola,
I agree with argel. For learning yes for responsiveness no.
Here are some really helpful resources that you might learn from:
@violaClara
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@darryncodes thank you Darry
Looking to hire developers?
I made the 4 card section with css-position property is it ok to do that? How do that with float or flex?
@darryncodes
Posted
Hi Viola,
I agree with argel. For learning yes for responsiveness no.
Here are some really helpful resources that you might learn from:
@violaClara
Posted
@darryncodes thank you Darry
@argelomnes
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Hey Viola,
For learning purposes, yes. For client work, no. My suggestion is to use grid. Second best choice is flexbox. You can also combine these two.
I also recommend organizing your files. Like grouping svgs inside an 'image' folder and a 'font(s)' folder for font(s). Speaking of fonts, you haven't linked yours yet. You can directly link it from here. Choose only the styles you need and it will generate the link ready for use. Note: You won't need the font file/folder anymore if you do this.
You also missed the mobile layout. Google recently launched Learn Responsive Design. Some sections are still in the works but you should definitely bookmark it. Frontend Mentor also has a resource section if you want to explore more.
Cheers!
@violaClara
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@argelomnes Thank you Argel
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