@Da-vi-de
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Hi, great result on this challenge, full responsive; in my opinion you used correct semantic HTML elements.
- I find your code well organized but i would leave some blank space especially when there are wrappers such as
<div></div>,<main></main>etc... Of course that's a small project but for a larger code base it's better when the code is legible! With that being said, well done!
Keep up the good work :-)
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@Tuason066
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Hi Mr. @Da-vi-de,
Thank you for responding on my work I really appreciate it. I have another question for you. Is it necessary to learn bootstrap? because I've watch a bootstrap crash course on YouTube and it is not powerful or flexible in enough for complex designs.
@Da-vi-de
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@Tuason066
It's not mandatory expecially at the beginning, it's up to you, what do you want to achieve? I don't know any CSS library or framework yet because i want to build a really strong foundation on plain HTML and CSS. In the past i was adviced to not start learning any library before knowing those languages properly! Many employers want you prepared and ready to work with at least one CSS framework, many others don't, they want to see your skills in plain CSS.
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@Tuason066
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@Da-vi-de
Thank you so much for this, this is so helpful for me.
