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Submitted 8 months ago

Responsive with Grid elements

Tonyac-create•220
@Tonyac-create
A solution to the Testimonials grid section challenge
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    webdevbynight•530
    @webdevbynight
    Posted 8 months ago

    Some feedback:

    • beware of relative paths starting with /: they start from the website root and, as you host your challenge on GitHub Pages, where it is hosted in a directory, the images do not appear (start the relative paths with ./ to resolve the problem);
    • some elements from the design are missing: the “ in the purple card background and the box shadows for some cards;
    • the grid container should have a maximum width for it does not stretch too much on very wide screens like a 27-inch one;
    • you should avoid using the height property to set the height of blocks containing and instead use min-height: if the contents are long enough, they can overflow when a fixed height is used for their container;
    • when using grid-template-areas, try to give the areas more semantic names (imagine testimonials change with different names);
    • when naming a class, for the same reason as above, use class with semantics in mind (I am talking about the classes named following the names of the people leaving a testimonial).

    I hope this feedback helps you.

  • nimbo•100
    @7bibi
    Posted 8 months ago

    Good job. The pictures are not showing.

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