Profile Card (HTLM, CSS)

Solution retrospective
Hi, I'm trying to get serious about learning web development. There are some things that I'd like to do better in the viewport, it just doesn't look right on mobile. Should I start a site from mobile and then scale it to a browser? I'd like to hear (read) everything that I could do better. Thanks for the attention.
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- @SamyrOR
Hello @l-laino, its look good at all, but somethings a think can be better, for best pratices you could put all colors that you will use, on variables of css, putting this on :root {}, this help in the maintence of the code (possible to put common sizes too and other things), matching all colors with the recived style guide , and for the bottom status under the numbers, you could space it with "letter-spacing" property.
At the mobile, i would add more margin on top to center the card, and match the font-sizes to better view with media queries.
The Mobile First aprochion, is a thing that i'm learning and loving it, you can code the entire site to mobile, and then with media queries just scale, this is much more easier, confortable than just try to make it fit on mobile, you could give a try, and look for mobile first.
I expect that i have helped in something.
- @ApplePieGiraffe
Hello there, Lucas Laino! 👋
I just wanted to say, congratulations on completing your first Frontend Mentor challenge! 🎉 Well done on this one! 👍
Simply follow the helpful suggestions given above, and I think you'll be good to go! 👍
Keep coding (and happy coding, too)! 😁
- @abhik-b
Hi Lucas, You have done a great job on this challenge , background circles are responsive and your card looks cool!
I guess if you reduce the
font-size
a bit and try mobile first approach (which I'm told is the industry best practice) then your solution would have been amazing !!Happy coding 😇 and Keep contributing these Great solutions 🚀
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