Results Summary using vanilla HTML and CSS

Solution retrospective
Hi, I still don't know if I did the mobile responsiveness right. What is the usual breakpoint that people use when transitioning the design to a mobile one? The given mobile dimension is 375w but I just eyeballed it and decided 520w was a good breakpoint.Is there a best practice?
Appreciate y'all
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- @Zy8712
Looks pretty good. I think you should add
cursor: pointer
for when you are hovering your mouse over the "continue" button. One other thing is that you should be using<main>
. Having a <div class="main"> is not the same thing, to my knowledge.Hope you find this useful 👍
- P@vcollins1
Your transition window is a bit to small which make the app on desktop looked squished. Make the transition point a little bit bigger then the apps width on desktop (750px - 800px).
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