I must say, as a beginner, I'm quite proud of what I made. Added a little tweak as well when someone clicks on the "Add to Cart" button. I managed to make this my first responsive project as well. I really made tons of progress and I'm proud 💪💪
Alexsandro Agustini Junior
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- @hayam4k3rSubmitted almost 2 years ago@AlexAgustiniPosted almost 2 years ago
Cool! Tip for centering the whole container: in cases like that, just put in on the body: min-height:100vh; display:grid; place-content:center; and that should do it
Marked as helpful1 - @Owura-56Submitted about 2 years ago
hope this is better
@AlexAgustiniPosted about 2 years agoHey man, nice project, just a little tip: in the "perfume" heading at the top of the card, you could add a "letter-spacing" property to space the letters, i guess it would be like 1 or 2 px, so it gets closer to the original design
0 - @RoneeeySubmitted about 2 years ago
Is it best to learn Bootstrap to develop mobile responsive sites? Are media queries outdated?
Any recommendations for improving responsive design will be welcome as I'd like to start honing those skills to ramp up the challenge difficulty.
@AlexAgustiniPosted about 2 years agoHey man, good code, but i spotted a problem: although your site works in 1440 and 375px, it breaks in between this widths, in like tablet widths, so to fix that, you can try to give your container a "width:min(90vw, 1000px)" for example, so that below your container occupies 90vw of the screen, but have a maximum width of 1000px, which would help on bigger screens so the text don't get too stretchy
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