Mamadou Mar• 550
@Mar1362
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Dave
@Guitar8634
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- Dave• 40
@Guitar8634
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Nice use of semantic HTML and pseudo-classes in CSS. Everything is clear!
There is a slight indenting of the
<h1>and<p>elements in the hover state which you might try to include as well.Marked as helpful
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@lola-ilori
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I’m most proud of launching my first-ever live website. It’s exciting to step away from learning and test my abilities in real-time.
I’m still learning, so I know I’ll make mistakes, but I’m eager to learn from each one.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
CSS was my greatest challenge. There are a lot of best practices, do's and don'ts that I didn’t fully adhere to. Additionally, I found myself re-inventing the wheel a lot while styling certain elements. Thankfully, research and AI came to the rescue.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
CSS, definitely! There are a lot of nuances and styling techniques that are still new to me. I'm eager to learn them all and would appreciate any guidance in these areas.
Dave• 40@Guitar8634
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Nice job matching the solution to the design. The code is clearly readable. Perhaps consider using an
<h1>instead of<h3>for semantics? Does having an<h3>imply that there is an<h2>and<h1>before it? I could be wrong about this.As a next step, consider making use of variables in the CSS for the colors listed.
well done!
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