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@MohamedElidrissi
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I notice that you made the heading text uppercase in your HTML, that will make screen readers spell it word by word(as if its an abbreviation), you should apply a text-transform: uppercase in CSS instead.
@AlbertoIJS
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I didn't know that, thanks for mention it
@mattstuddert
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Hi Alberto, great work on this challenge! To answer your questions:
300i for Josefin Sans, which is the italic version. If you remove the i you'll be loading in the regular collection for that font-weight.max-width: 375px, which effectively switches the layout to desktop at 376px or larger. So you would need to increase that breakpoint and have a play around with different values depending on what looks best.I hope these pointers help. Keep up the great work! 👍
@AlbertoIJS
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Thank for the feedback, i'm currently fixing the font weight. I never realized i was importing the wrong one. Since that challenge I've been playing around with the @media query so i'm also fixing the responsive part.
@AlbertoIJS
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Any tips and how to get the gradient? I've tried the linear-gradient but it only gets one color right even though i've found that you can have 2 gradients.
@mattstuddert
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@AlbertoIJS the gradient for the submit? I think it looks fine as it is!
@tomwanderer
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Hey there! I was looking at your code and I couldn't find where you put the arrow icon but it still happens right at the submit button. Could you elaborate? Thank you!
@AlbertoIJS
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I fixed that, i didn't even notice that there was an icon for that. Thanks to you i notice there was an svg. I had a ">" as the icon image. I changed it, check it out!
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