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@wtfkimiSubmitted 2 months ago
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
No, challenges, very simple.
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Responsive Blog Preview Page
Submitted 3 months agoI need help on how to use a downloaded font that included in the project folder.
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- @PaulgultiSubmitted 3 months ago@Favy-JayPosted 3 months ago
Your code is well-structured and readable. To enhance reusability and maintainability, I will you consider using CSS Variables Utilize CSS variables for colors, fonts, and other recurring values.
The project is nice!
1 - @karviesaysSubmitted 3 months agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I am proud of navigating the Figma app efficiently, even though it's my first time trying. And also how I didn't get stuck on the challenge.
If I could do it differently, I would try different approaches to solving minor problems (designing problems).
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?One significant challenge I faced was during the designing part; I was having a hard time analyzing how to center the blog preview card body.
To overcome it, I googled it and found the solution from Stackoverflow.
@Favy-JayPosted 3 months agoTo be honest, I'm amazed at your CSS code organization using comments and the way you choose to style each element. I just learnt to organize my own code better.
I noticed that you styled some element which are not in the HTML document, for example, when you wanted to add the over-flow wrap, you selected all the header elements. Well I'm not sure if that's how its done but I recommend removing unnecessary code from your project.
It's a nice project!
Marked as helpful0 - @aB00BisSubmitted 3 months ago@Favy-JayPosted 3 months ago
The styling was okay. I suggest that you start making use of CSS variables even in small project like this so that it would help you when you start building biggest project.
Great job.
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