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De'Andre Barnett
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  • Fraser Watt•1,790
    @fraserwatSubmitted almost 3 years ago

    Been working on this one on and off for ages. As a result the code is a bit messier than it usually would be. But I finally got the animation working! (in the end I just decided to look for a tutorial, but even then it probably took a couple hours)

    My pseudoelements still aren't working right, they disappear under the animated divs (even though they have a higher z-index?)

    Anyway, any suggestions on how to fix that (or improve generally) v much appreciated!

    Thanks!! 👍

    Countdown with Animated Flipcard (dodgy pseduoelements?? 🤔)

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    De'Andre Barnett•60
    @Babray03Posted almost 3 years ago

    nice job!

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  • De'Andre Barnett•60
    @Babray03Posted almost 3 years ago

    Hey boss, good job on this looks very close to the original, you even got the drop shadow on point. I saw your container had a width of 1440px, I was always to told to steer away from fixed values. I'm curious to why you made it a fixed value? When you are using em on your other values. Maybe try a width of 100% for your container.

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  • Mônica Aparecida Kerber Dalosto•100
    @MonicaDalostoSubmitted almost 3 years ago

    Hey Folks, I've just finished my second project, and I'd really appreciate any feedback to help me improve my code. I didn't use bootstrap or other tools like that. How can I improve or make my code more advanced... As a newbie, I am open to any other suggestions. Thanks in advance!!!

    Html, Css

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    De'Andre Barnett•60
    @Babray03Posted almost 3 years ago

    Awesome job

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  • De'Andre Barnett•60
    @Babray03Posted almost 3 years ago

    Looks good man awesome job

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