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Results summary component css and html

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yuval nisim•440
@nisimi96
A solution to the Results summary component challenge
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Solution retrospective

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

i am learning every day new thing can't lie its was so difficult but we manage to finish it

i added couple animation to desktop screen and some animation to the mobile screen so this is something you have to check out

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

position was one of my problem cause i have don't different positioning method and got stuck on the media views and couldn't make it work so i went through the position lessons again and had to understand the different between grid and flex

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

grids and flex to know better the using of both and know when i want to use one over the other

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  • Sara Dunlop•450
    @Risclover

    Hi! So in regards to using grid vs. flex, the more you get used to working with CSS, the more you'll have an instinct for which one to use. In general though, grid can be used for the overall presentation of the web page whilst flex box sets the layout within the components. In reality they are probably being used interchangeably by most developers.

    The name grid should give you a hint - generally it's most useful when you need an actual grid. Flexbox is useful for a lot of other positioning techniques (like aligning arbitrary numbers of items or such)

    (You can also use grid and flexbox together, eg. grid for main layout, and flexbox for positioning individual items inside your grid cells)

    EDIT: In regards to this project specifically, I would use grid for the 4 boxes on the right side (Reaction, Memory, etc) because it's a literal 1x4 grid.

    However, I would use flex for the elements inside of these boxes, specifically aligning them with align-items: center to make sure they're centered horizontally, and justify-content: space-between so that the icon and title are on one side and the number ratio is on the other.

    The left side of the app (the side with the blue background), I'd personally use flex for that as well - flex-direction: column to make the elements vertical instead of horizontal, and justify-content: center to make them centered.

    Let me know if you have any questions!

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