Responsive Stats Preview Card Component

Hello Guilherme ! Well done on this challenge. I studied your approach a little bit and here are issues I found :

GIT ISSUE

• Before we get to the solution itself, There is a issue with your repo. I suggest you to create a main branch and put each solution on separate branch, so it will be easier to maintain the repo and also other people can contribute to your code more easily !

SOLUTION ISSUE

• You don't need two media queries, first write your style for mobile and only then, write a media query for desktop.
• Instead of span, You must use div for block level elements, for example .text-content is a block level element so you must use div instead of span.
• for stats, You'll be better off with something like

<ul>
      <li>10k+<span>companies</span></li>
      <li>314 <span>templates</span></li>
      <li>12m+ <span>queries</span></li>
</ul>

instead of using div and span and heading. using ul is more efficient in this case IMO.

• html elements are block level by default ( also this is one of the reason for why approaching mobile first is better ), so you won't need display:flex and flex-direction:column for initial style, you get the column by default.
• Specify two font families in your styles, so if one of them is not supported by user's browser, the other one will be loaded and your design won't break.
• Instead of .page-container, Use

display:flex;
justify-content:center;
align-items:center;
min-height:100vh;

on body to centralize your element.

• Instead of giving h1 and p text-align:center;, give their parent text-align:center and all children will inherit it.
• You have access to the initial style you write for a element in media queries, so you only need to change parts that need to be changed, for example you don't need to specify font-family in media queries, it will remain the same anyway unless you want to change it.
• Use prettier extension on your IDE to format your code.

✅ Also I opened a pull request to your repo which will fix some of these issues

I hope this was helpful