
Solution retrospective
I'm proud of having learnt some of sass. It definitely gives you the ability of structure your css code even more. Next time I will take the next step to do it better.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?In the images section, I saw that I had quite a bit of code. Then I checked the Sass documentation and simply applied a loop to minify the CSS.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?About sass, because I'm sure there are many things I've left undone that I could have simplified.
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- @T23harms
Your HTML and CSS code for the Loopstudios landing page demonstrates a solid structure and good use of semantic elements. The layout is well-organized with BEM-style class naming, which helps keep the styles modular and easier to maintain. The use of @media queries shows that you're thinking about responsiveness, and the background images adapt nicely between desktop and mobile.
A few suggestions for improvement: You’ve included the same Google Fonts import multiple times—this is redundant and should be cleaned up to improve performance. Also, in your HTML, the <ul> element inside the footer is mistakenly written as <u>, which should be corrected for proper HTML semantics.
Overall, great work—just a few small refinements would take it to the next level!🚀
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