Social-Links page using CSS Flexbox

Solution retrospective
I'm pride of the way I structured my HTML, but next time I'll try a different way to style it.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?The entire challenge was difficult for me as I am just starting in the frontend area. It was particularly challenging to begin the project and find a clear direction, since I had never done anything like this before. To overcome these obstacles, I conducted a lot of research and explored other people's solutions, which helped me get started and guided me through the process.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would really appreciate feedback on the way I styled the project. I found it very challenging, and unfortunately, I had to rely on AI quite a bit (I'm sorry!). However, I did my best to adjust things and improve them, so at least 70% of the work was mine, haha! If you have any positive feedback or suggestions that could help me create more websites and layouts using Flexbox, as well as effectively styling elements like main
, header
, nav
, and footer
, I would greatly appreciate it.
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- @Zainabeyy
Hey, you did a really good job!
First, you don’t need to wrap
img
,h1
,h2
,ul
, orp
tags in additionaldiv
elements — you can apply styling directly to them. Also, you don’t need to assign separate class names to each list item unless it’s necessary.
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