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    Hi, I found this challenge pretty easy compared at others challenges, there was no particular difficulty expect maybe the email validation in client side, though it is not difficult to find something about this on the net. Open to any opinions, suggestions or mistakes that I've did.

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    Hi! Globally I've didn't find this challenge too hard. I did well the mobile version however I had a struggle with the social media icons on the desktop version. The problem is that I wanted the icons to be set in the right bottom corner like a fixed element but which will not be moved when i reduce the window size vertically. I've tried a lot of things like set icons in position absolute and set the overflow property of the parent to hidden, in order to hide the icons when the window size vertically was reduced. But it didn't worked, so I'm wondering if there is a way that I could have used. Or else how I should have managed the icons.

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    Hi, I've don't find any particular difficulty on this challenge. However I'm open to any opinions or suggests. So feel free to share any comment about my solution whether that can help me to improve myself.

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    Hi! Well I've spend a lot of time on this challenge. Though I've find the FAQ part with the questions-answer pretty easy, the illustrations' implementation was a really hard time and especially the desktop illustration version with the box SVG, the background and the woman illustration to assemble. I finally more or less succeeded despite some design issues but I find that I did it pretty well. And to finish I would like some feedback about the way that I've implemented the desktop illustration version. Whether I should have done things differently or not (in my code I mean).

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    Hi, this is my solution for the 'four card feature section' challenge. Well, I have no any particular questions nonetheless I am free for any opinion or advice in order to help me improve myself.

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    Please don't care if my english isn't perfect.

    Hi, this is the second challenge I've actually doing and on following advice from the first challenge that I realized. I've choose to try BEM CSS convention. Then if possible please care about the CSS structure to give me some feedback on this. If I've make some mistakes, if I've used disreputable practices or maybe if it's good. Thanks.

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    Disclaimer : Please don't care if my English is not perfect, i don't master this language very well yet. So i often use Google Translate to help myself.

    Hi, I'm a beginner of Frontend Development, I've learned in a self-taught way HTML and CSS but until now, I've practiced only a little. Sure I've done some exercices in order to follow the courses on Html, Css. However I didn't do a lot of real projects, it's why I have a lot of questions. Thank you for your futur help.

    • The more complex the project, the more we have to use CSS and I find that it can become a bit hard to find your way around when you have a lot of stylized elements. Effectively sometimes as soon as I modify something, I have the impression that it's the domino effect on my css. So i'm wondering whether that exists some conventions to structure its CSS ?

    • The second difficulty that I had was about the responsive part. Indeed I've make quite well the card responsive, however I had a hard time and I think I succeeded it in a quite wobbly way. Then I was wondering if you had any advice for the responsive part as well as resources that can help me on this point because it is surely the biggest difficulty I have. On bigger projects, I think I would have surely failed to do it alone.