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Latest comments
- @llariola00Submitted over 1 year ago@Aadv1kPosted over 1 year ago
Good, clean and polished. What else can one expect from such a challenge? Good work pal! I would have said mobile responsiveness but it looks great even on small screens
1 - @grmbyrnSubmitted over 2 years ago@Aadv1kPosted over 2 years ago
Hey! I don't have pro but attempted this challenge nonetheless (courtesy of you for the assets) Here is the github link live url
The way I sovled the issue, was to just align all the images with a flex, justify them on the center and just translate the container by the width of a image on the arrow click
0 - @Aadv1kSubmitted almost 3 years ago@Aadv1kPosted almost 3 years ago
Holy hell I just saw the 40 html mistakes, but most of them seem to be the doings of tailwind and webpack, so I don't think I can fix em
0 - P@12KentosSubmitted almost 3 years ago@Aadv1kPosted almost 3 years ago
this is because of the way your app is centered and the approach, this is why you should opt for a mobile first approach, on mobile do something like
.card { width: 80%; max-width: 700px}
and done, simple as that, no need to worry about the sizing, and also, when centering elements horizantally within the body usemargin: 0 auto
and use position absolute for the vertical centering, sorry if my comment is a bit vague, feel free to ask me anythingMarked as helpful1 - @serfollSubmitted almost 3 years ago@Aadv1kPosted almost 3 years ago
hey man great design, just one small suggestion, (this is something even I do and am trying to avoid) that is hover, I would say you should add a
:active
animation to your button to make it clicky both on mobile and deskop. The problem with a hover is that it is sticky on mobile, which makes it irritating, in my newer projects I avoid using hover in most cases, especially where the effect is visible (box-shadow for instance) instead I try and addactive
animations that trigger when the button is clicked.Marked as helpful1 - @mtenkorangSubmitted almost 3 years ago@Aadv1kPosted almost 3 years ago
Your design is great just a little suggestion -- add a media query for smaller screens like so --
@media only screen (min-width: 375px) {}
and here you can maybe adjust some fonts and the width of the card.0