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  • Dave•40
    @Guitar8634Posted 3 months ago

    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.

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  • Code_ Nerdette•40
    @lola-iloriSubmitted 3 months ago
    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.

    Responsive landing page using html and css.

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    Dave•40
    @Guitar8634Posted 3 months ago

    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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