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@hardy333
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Hey, just use less intensive box-shadows ...
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@hardy333
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Hey, just use less intensive box-shadows ...
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@elidrissidev
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Great work overall, like @hardy mentioned just try to use less intensive shadows by increasing alpha value in shadow color and increasing the blur. Additionally I have a couple of suggestions:
ul
. It looks ugly by default but you can always style it according to the design.rem
) and absolute unit (px
) which is something you'd want to avoid because absolute units do not scale with the browser's font size setting, you can learn more about responsive units in this article.Good luck, and keep up the good work!
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@nomatter-py
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@elidrissidev thanks for pieces of advice
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