Profile card component using Sass

Hey Sirriah, congrats on submitting your first solution!! You've done a really good job 👏

Here are my thoughts on your questions:

• When opening up the preview of your project, it loaded up quickly without a problem. So I can't replicate the issue you mentioned, as it seems fine. Perhaps the resource you mentioned loads pages slightly slower than usual? I really like your solution for positioning the circles, so I don't feel like there's anything wrong there.
• The circle patterns inside the card are purely decorative, so using background-image in your CSS is the right approach, in my opinion. It's the one I'd go for!
• I wouldn't use div elements in these instances. First off, I'd have the name as a h1. You should always have a single h1 on any page. For the age and city, I'd use span elements, as they're not headings, not paragraphs, but they are written content. div elements are used for generic structuring of content (an example would be grouping multiple elements together). Whereas span elements are generic content elements, so would be perfect here. For the "Followers", "Likes", "Photos" I'd say that these are headings, so h2 elements would make sense. However, to make it so they're genuine headings for those pieces of content and read in the right order for screen readers I'd put the headings first in the HTML and the numbers below in span elements. I'd then use Flexbox and flex-direction: column-reverse; to flip them visually to match the design.

I hope that helps. As I said, amazing work on this project. I'm looking forward to seeing your future solutions!

Great Site I would suggest that you can just fix the body size to 100vw and 100vh instead of fixing the main component to 720px so that it would be more responsive and according to different screens. And for the footer you can just use absolute positioning to position it at bottom:0px. Otherwise great design :)

Personally for the background I put them in html then I used transform : translateX() translateY() it's easier I think ! I am also interested to know which tag use for London ...