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Submitted about 2 years ago

NFT card preview using HTML and CSS

Claudiu Sonica•150
@ClaudiuSonica
A solution to the NFT preview card component challenge
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Any feedback or tips to improve my HTML and CSS are welcomed

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  • dimar hanung•560
    @dimar-hanung
    Posted about 2 years ago

    Hello! 🖐️ Well done on completing the challenge

    I have some interest and feedback with your code

    That i like:

    1. I appreciate the similarity of your results with the design, a bit different in font color and shadow but still good
    2. html is pretty good, not too nested 👍
    3. Responsive until galaxy fold screen size 👌
    4. CSS Naming is also good, represent what is it for, like <div class="details"> for details section

    My Feedback:

    • I suggest you use html semantic convention, for example <div class="container__ext"> to <main class="container__ext">, it will make it clearer, and will improve seo if you want to submit your website to google, but you place h1 and p correctly 👌, i recomended this article: here
    • You can set font color #8BACD9 for class : .text .second__p .third__p
    • Shadow is too bold, you can use this to make it more smooth box-shadow: 0 25px 50px #00000018

    anyways overall is good, nice solution, hope it's helpful 🙌

    Marked as helpful

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