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    Jeronimo Palacios•300
    @giropa832
    Posted 6 months ago

    Great job. Here is some feedback:

    • Focus in adapting the design rather than just funcionality. Training your eye to get implementations to be pixel perfect will get you a long way on reeal work experience.
    • Keep in mind usability for the user. There is no need to do validation until the user has pressed the submit button. Doing validation as the user types will increase the javascript load. In simple designs as this one there is not much problem but once you have a high javascript load, you'll probably start getting performance issues.
    • Sice you've opted to use CSS grid, make sure that your design looks well across different browsers and devices. You can use responsively App to test your site.

    Keep up the good work!

  • Victor Barrio•330
    @Victor-Barrio
    Posted 6 months ago

    Its similar but not the same! And for the next one i think is better if u can centrate the page! I use the Flexbox in the body for do it in my projects!

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