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Atharva Shandilya

@Atharva-ShandilyaIndia160 points

Started learning Web Development few months ago, and never looked back ever since. Enthusiastic to learn Computer related skills.

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  • Atharva Shandilya•160
    @Atharva-ShandilyaPosted almost 4 years ago

    If you would like me to teach you basics of html and css, I am happy to do so.

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  • Atharva Shandilya•160
    @Atharva-ShandilyaPosted almost 4 years ago

    I too discovered it from snooping around in someone else code :D

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  • Atharva Shandilya•160
    @Atharva-ShandilyaPosted about 4 years ago

    You can create a triangle purely using css. I think you can use something like this.

    width: 0px;

    height: 0px;

    border-left: 100px solid transparent;

    border-right: 100px solid transparent;

    border-bottom: 150px solid white;

    You can adjust the size of the triangle by changing the border-width.

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  • Atharva Shandilya•160
    @Atharva-ShandilyaPosted about 4 years ago

    Increase the font size for heading elements. You haven't applied the specified font colors. You can see a white line just above 'Stay productive wherever you are'. Excluding these, I think its almost perfect.

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  • Atharva Shandilya•160
    @Atharva-ShandilyaPosted about 4 years ago

    Here are some suggestions, hope you like it : -

    1. Use 'margin: 145px 0px;' to vertically center your .page on your viewport.
    2. Avoid using position relative to position your elements. Instead use absolute for positioning. It will be easy for you to make your webpage responsive later.
    3. Reduce the size of card-bg-img.
    4. You didn't use the specified font colors in your build, So i would suggest you use that to make it look clean.
    5. You specified 'overflow: hidden;' but it seems that it is not working. So look into it.
    6. Use 'outline: none;' to hide the outline around the arrow button, when you click it.
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