@akashsiddamshetty
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Great work ! @anoshaahmed
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@anoshaahmed
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@akashsiddamshetty thanks Akash!
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@anoshaahmed
I used desktop-first approach for this, and now I know for sure that mobile-first approach is best.
Please let me know what I can do to improve.
@akashsiddamshetty
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Great work ! @anoshaahmed
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@anoshaahmed
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@akashsiddamshetty thanks Akash!
@mariamALLI
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@anoshaahmed am always impressed with your solutions. Good job, I want to be as good as you. )
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@anoshaahmed
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@mariamALLI ur coding skills r better than me. i just spend a lot of hours trying to get the right measurements
@Nurgeldi1419
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Great work )
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@anoshaahmed
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@Nurgeldi1419 thank u nurgeldi
@mnizhadali-afg
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@anoshaahmed your works are awesome and great. I admire it ;)
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@anoshaahmed
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@mnizhadali-afg thanks Ali :)
@mnizhadali-afg
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@anoshaahmed most welcome :)
@rohitkuderiya
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Thank you @anoshaahmed Mam , Actually i am a fresher student and this project help me to learn a lot.
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@anoshaahmed
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@rohitkuderiya Thank you Rohit!
@cacosted
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Really cool looking web, I liked how you handle the overlaying box near the footer I will use that when I needed it.
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@anoshaahmed
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@caastech thank u caastech!
@therealmaduanusi
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Your's are just perfect ๐ while mine are just๐ honestly I wish I could. You did a great job looking forward for more of your solution ๐
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@anoshaahmed
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@therealmaduanusi everything is a learning curve Victor <3
@NazimAitali
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good job ๐๐ฏ
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@anoshaahmed
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@NazimAitali thank u Nazim :)
@dasurahul
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Pixel Perfect Good job and Nice animations
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@anoshaahmed
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@dasurahul thank u Dasu :)
@elroytoscano
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Hi Anosha, you've done a brilliant job at this. Not only is the design pixel perfect but also semantically correct. You've even gone a step further and designed the github readme, so well done ๐
One tip: Consider placing your img
elements in a figure
element as the figure
element represents self-contained content, whereas img
is just embedding an image.
Hope this helps. Cheers.
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@anoshaahmed
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@elroytoscano I always learn something new from you! Thanks Elroy!
@jibreel1
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Nice design... I'm always amazed how your design and the challenge are always exact, Bravo๐๐ How did your have your mobile and desktop screenshots side by side in your ReadMe file??
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@anoshaahmed
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@jibreel1 thanks jibreel (very cool name btw)! u can go to the readme file and click "Raw" and see the code for it :)
@Dami-Moore
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Your works are really awesome. You're really good at your stuff!! How do your designs match so perfectly? It's not like they give the exact sizes in the style guide. How do you do it? Or are you just a perfectionist and sit for hours trying out different sizes till you get an exact match? ๐
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@anoshaahmed
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@Dami-Moore that's actually exactly it. i sit for hours trying out different sizes to get an exact match!!!! it's not some magic TRUST ME sometimes i just want to not have the same size because it's so much work, but then i'm like its okay u can do this LOL
@xZAYEDx
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Desktop version is perfect, love the work.๐ฏ I think the mobile version needs a little bit of more work like the social media icons is too high and the other cards needs a little less margin. Rest everything is perfect ๐
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@anoshaahmed
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@xZAYEDx i know ๐ !!! I did desktop-first, so it was becoming too much work to fix the other things !!! thank u for ur kind words!!!
@xZAYEDx
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@anoshaahmed yes I feel you ๐คฃ and the worse part is redoing everything ๐๐
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Just another cool challenge from you Anosha ๐๐
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@anoshaahmed
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@MoBlack24 thanks Mo ๐๐๐
Hi! Anosha, i can see your mobile design is not that much cool as compared to your desktop design. I mean your Font size is little bit bigger than required, your footer contact part, the footer menu and social media icons don't have enough space. Simply I would say it could be more better. It is your great learning that you have Made mistake and then at the end you realised that you chose wrong approach and also now you have atleast a fact Reason to always practice MFA.
Soon I will see your next work ๐โค๏ธ Good Luck ๐ค
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@anoshaahmed
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@skyv26 exactly!!!!!! i understand more why and how MFA is more efficient. thank u Aakash. i was hoping nobody would notice how ugly the mobile design is๐๐๐๐๐๐
@anoshaahmed lol,
@GunalBondre
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also i really liked the way you wrote git description... i will follow similar structure thanks for contribution
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@GunalBondre
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This is amazing work. do you follow figma or sketch.. i mean do you have premium membership because as a free member its difficult to code as per design
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@anoshaahmed
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@GunalBondre no i dont have figma or sketch :) i know a trick haha. but it's not a good trick because it takes me hours to match the design
@NicolasGula
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@anoshaahmed I want to know that trick. How do you make the pages look perfect? excellent job!
@arkharman12
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What are the benefits of using the mobile-first approach first instead of desktop for you?
@anoshaahmed
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@arkharman12 mobile first is less work
@arkharman12 Mobile First Approach helps to render design faster on mobile phone, because In mobile first approach we start our css According to mobile and ends with desktop media query. Approx 60% people around the world, try to open the web services or design on mobile first. That's why it is important, where one more benefit is In mobile first approach you will finish your design with responsiveness in less time as compared to desktop first approach. I hope you will understand
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@rk-codeflow
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@arkharman12 Here are some of my understandings:
Basically, in mobile everything is vertically stacked and since most of our contents are placed inside div, they will be stacked by default (unless we have given them any CSS.) and will only have to work for desktop mode.
However, if we adopted a desktop-first approach we need to again write our CSS for the mobile version too which means doubling our code, effort and energy.
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@mariamALLI
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@anoshaahmed totally agree
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@Luis15Herr
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Why do you ask for feedback if you are going to delete the solution where the feedback was given? xDDDD
@anoshaahmed
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@Luis15Herr i had to delete because i had an issue with my solution, and when i fixed the issue, the solution of the screenshot didn't update.
only two people gave me feedback on the last solution. one person just said good job, and the other person told me to change the url of the image, which was the wrong thing to do. so it was useless feedback anyway lol
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