I had a lot of fun with this one. Weirdly enought this is the first time I upload anything with JS in it. I made sure to have good documentation on the whole of project. The HTML is semantic, the CSS responsive, the JS concise and commented. There's even an easter egg for those that are interested in the actual code...
Emile Avoscan
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- @AvoscanEmileSubmitted about 1 year ago@AvoscanEmilePosted about 1 year ago
By pressing continue or reloading the page you get a new combination of scores and a new average. As well as a differente description of your score. I did this to practice JS beyond the JSON provided.
0 - @AvoscanEmileSubmitted about 1 year ago
There was not a lot to improve from my original solution. Still, I managed to simplify the code a little. CSS Grid is really a godsend when one is faced with this complex layouts that have objects with multiple Aspect Ratios.
@AvoscanEmilePosted about 1 year agoI just noticed that I forgot to add the quotation image to the first guy. LOL. I'll add it and reload the screenshot... Nobody will know.
0 - @CarlosgnxSubmitted over 2 years ago
help me improve with your feedback :D
@AvoscanEmilePosted over 2 years agoHey! You did a pretty good job. You can add the shadow to your card by putting box-shadow: 0 0 20px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15); into the styling of your article.card
1 - @EnzoXavier1001Submitted about 3 years ago
I'm accept suggestions of improvement
@AvoscanEmilePosted about 3 years agoYou should also add a little box shadow to your card. Click here to read a nice article about how to make good-looking box shadows.
Marked as helpful0 - @EnzoXavier1001Submitted about 3 years ago
I'm accept suggestions of improvement
@AvoscanEmilePosted about 3 years agoAdding this to your body will fix the background problem:
background-size: 100% auto; background-repeat: no-repeat;
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