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Submitted about 3 years ago

Responsive Chat app css illustrationg

Luis paz•390
@Pazispeace
A solution to the Chat app CSS illustration challenge
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this challenge was a lot of fun. I couldn't have done it if it wasn't for you guys also giving me tips in the previous challenges!

I didn't find many problems in this challenge, my only doubt is my html document about if I overdid it with tags, and stuff like that.

thank you very much to all of you who give me feedback and dedicate your time to help the community, I want you to know that I take your advice with much affection and it gives me encouragement when I read your comments! :D

I love this community <3

And now that I've finished all the free html and css challenges I have no excuses to start learning JavaScript, little by little I'm getting more into this world of web development, and I'm getting more and more fond of it, and that's thanks to you and this nice community!

and as always (XD):

Also thanks to everyone for taking the time to read and see my solution, and to those who provide feedback! It is greatly apreciated

So if you have any advices on how I can improve my choices and the way I write my code, I would greatly appreciate it!

Thanks in advance :D! Have a nice day! :=)

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