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- @Darren52BTSubmitted over 1 year ago@CodinGitHubPosted over 1 year ago
Nice solution! Perhaps I could suggest reserving the h1 tag for an entire section. In this case, since it's a card, you could use h2...h6 tags instead.
Using a naming methodology like BEM to give names to classes can also help you maintain your code readability.
Marked as helpful0 - @CorteleSubmitted over 1 year ago@CodinGitHubPosted over 1 year ago
Hi! Great solution! Just one thing I'd like to point out: the style tag is not necessary if you have a stylesheet. I recommend removing it and placing the styles from this tag into the styles.css file. This approach will keep your code cleaner and more organized. Happy coding!
Marked as helpful1 - @CodinGitHubSubmitted over 2 years ago
Simple product card using HTML and CSS Any feedback is welcome!
@CodinGitHubPosted over 2 years agoThank you very much for your feedback! I decide to use margin to every single element because if I use padding in the card container the image doesn't fit to the 100% of the width of the card and I don't like to use position absolute to do that. Do you know another way to achieve the image use all the width of the container even if the container have a padding?
1 - @CodinGitHubSubmitted over 2 years ago
Any feedbak is wellcome 😊
@CodinGitHubPosted over 2 years agoHi Vanza thank you very much for your feedback. I really appreciate it. This will help me improve my developer's skill a lot.
0 - @CodinGitHubSubmitted almost 3 years ago
I enjoyed this challenge a lot. Please, any feedback is welcome.
- @NitiMittalSubmitted almost 3 years ago
Feedbacks and suggestions are welcomed.
@CodinGitHubPosted almost 3 years agoGood Job! I see that you're using variables in CSS. That's a good practice. 👏👏👏
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