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I made an attempt of making my old solution responsive so I'll appreciate any comments on that since it's the first time I tried it with something bigger. I also added scroll-snap with an npm package.

Honestly, I struggled a bit while making the version for bigger screens, to position all the images in a way that they stay nice and still where they're supposed to when the page resizes. If anyone has an idea how to do it better - I'm all ears.

I started paying the due attention to the semantic HTML tags only recently, so I'd be grateful if someone looked at my code and its structure and gave me some hints. Hit me with your harshest criticism!

One thing I wasn't sure about here was how to make the profile picture always center on the verge of the card's bubbly background image. Finally I set the picture's top margin to be relative to the card's width but I'm sure it's not the driest solution since I had to adjust it with media queries anyway. I'm wondering now if it wouldn't be better to just go with fixed values in pixels on everything in the first place. I'd appreciate if anyone put their two cents in on this dilemma Edit: thanks to Ahmed-Elsayed I realised I have overcomplicated things unnecessarily and have already fixed that

This challenge was a nice warmup after a longer pause from writing code.

Another challenge I completed a while ago. I definitely recommend it to anyone learing sass/scss since it lets you have some fun with all the new cool stuff like mixins etc.

Honestly, I still have trouble with getting my layouts right when I start absolutely positioning elements. Here you can see that the footer with attribution gets in the way and things get ugly when the window is too wide or not high enough. I would really appreciate some tips on what's the best approach to solving this kind of problem.

Another fun challenge I completed a while ago. Definitely will try to redo it, this time using only HTML and css.

Another challenge that, unfortunately, I completed too long ago to remember what exactly it was about. Anyway, any feedback will be appreciated, especially concerning the slider section.

I definitely had a lot of fun with the theme switcher here. Also, this project was a nice opportunity to practice typescript, but I finished it quite some time ago so I'm not sure what I did struggle most with. General feedback welcome!