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Submitted over 4 years ago

Pod Request Access Landing Page HTML SCSS Javascript

Artur•145
@arturpawlowski5
A solution to the Pod request access landing page challenge
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Hi,

It's my 4th Challenge Here.

I tried my best with Javascript in this challenge to make Form - email working. Let me know if you have any suggestions for this part?

I tried to work a lot about making this Design Responsive as much as possible. I struggle with some parts because can't easily use here Flexbox or Grid. Let me know maybe you have some ideas on how to manage this Design with Flexbox or Grid?

Happy Coding to everyone B-)

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  • Tereza•605
    @sirriah
    Posted over 4 years ago

    Hello Artur, nice work! I look at your code - I see you use different files for mobile and tablet view. I think that is better to use media queries under every tag separately. You should write mobile first, so you can start write css for mobile view and then you use min-width for tablet and then for desktop. It will work faster on mobile devices. Look at this nice tutorial for inspiration.

    I miss some container for desktop which is greater than 1440px. Your design doesn't stop stretch and it looks weird.

    Welcome to the PRO! Happy coding! I look forward to your next challenge.

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