@Wuffskyarts
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First, I think you did amazing on the final design's result! It looks perfect. I can relate to learning the responsiveness of a webpage; it can be quite a pain.
Looking at the responsiveness, I think you nailed it! It resizes perfectly.
A similar issue I ran into, I think there could be some minor tweaks to your <div>'s. The <div class="container"> works as the parent container. You can keep all the child elements in another div (img, h1, p) inside the parent div without separating the image and text (h1, p) with two different divs.
You can define .child img, .child p and .child" h1 in your CSS. Another suggestion is your "*" all tag; you can determine the default text style to remove the .child p tag within the CSS.
- { font-size: 15px; font-family: "outfit," sans-serif; text-align: center; }
I think you did fantastically, and your code looks lovely! These minor tweaks can clean up your CSS for much larger projects (500+ lines) :)
I can relate to this project; it took me a while, and I'm still learning HTML, CSS and JS.
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