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  • Fernando Bento•180
    @Fernando-BentoPosted over 1 year ago

    Hello! 👋

    I would like to take this opportunity to share a suggestion that I believe would be extremely beneficial for your website. It would be a great idea to add a media query to the div with the name "left_container" and set the value of flex-direction: column.

    By incorporating a media query, you would have the ability to adapt the layout of the site based on the screen size of the device it is being viewed on.

    The "mobile first" approach is highly recommended as it prioritizes design and functionality for mobile devices, which are increasingly used to access the web. By setting flex-direction: column on the "left_container" div, you would ensure that the elements are displayed vertically, providing a more intuitive and user-friendly viewing experience for mobile devices.

    This approach not only improves the usability of your site on smartphones and tablets but also establishes a solid foundation for expanding and adapting the layout for larger devices.

    I believe that implementing this suggestion would bring significant improvement to your site, offering a consistent and enjoyable experience across all screens.

    Thank you for your attention and ongoing dedication to enhancing your website! 💪✨

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  • Fernando Bento•180
    @Fernando-BentoPosted over 1 year ago

    Hello! 👋

    I wanted to share an amazing suggestion for your website! I believe it would be an excellent idea to add a box-shadow to the div#card to create a depth effect.

    By applying the box-shadow, you can add a subtle layer of shadow around the div, giving it a more elegant and three-dimensional appearance. This simple detail can truly make a visual difference, making the div stand out and capturing users' attention.

    This small addition can bring a touch of sophistication to your card, providing a visually pleasing experience for your website visitors. 👍😊

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  • Fernando Bento•180
    @Fernando-BentoPosted over 1 year ago

    Hello! 🌟

    I would like to share a suggestion for your website. I think it would be a great idea to add the property "flex-direction: column;" to the body, so that the elements are displayed vertically, one on top of the other.

    With flex-direction: column;, you will be able to better align the elements, making the most of the vertical space available. This will make the user experience more enjoyable, especially on smaller screens, such as mobile devices.

    I believe that this small change can make a big difference in the design of your website, providing a more engaging experience for your visitors.

    Thank you for your attention and consideration! 😊✨

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