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  • Ken Zimny 200

    @K-Zimny

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    I believe that is related to a cache issues. You can look at the API documentation that states there is a 2 second cache on each response. This might be the issue that you are experiencing

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  • Ken Zimny 200

    @K-Zimny

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    Overall nice job. You did however miss the color in the header for the main header, and the text "per month" is centered in between the element and a lighter color.

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  • Ken Zimny 200

    @K-Zimny

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    1 idea is to build the "THE LEADER IN INTERACTIVE VR" section using css grid. I think it could help clean up the code a bit and help with the alignment of items. I recently completed this challenge with grid if you want to check it out: https://k-zimny.github.io/Loopstudios-Landing-Page/

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  • Ken Zimny 200

    @K-Zimny

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    You should remove the fixed height you have on the .card_styles classes. This can be an issue if the content becomes longer, as it will cause a text overflow.

    Instead, remove the height and apply align-items to the .wrapper_container.

    This will create a dynamic box no matter how the content gets updated (future proofing)

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  • Ezra 80

    @ezra-ramatong

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    Hello there 👋

    This challenge was good, enjoyed it. I used CSS grid for the first time.

    Question:

    The image is a bit dark in the design, how do you add the dark overlay over the image?

    Appreciate any feedback. 🙏

    Ken Zimny 200

    @K-Zimny

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    You can create a psudo-element for the img (::after) that is the same height and width as the image. Then you can add a dark background and mess with the opacity.

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  • Ken Zimny 200

    @K-Zimny

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    For the button you can use .btn-div { left: 50%; translate: -50%; } This will center your button in the middle of your div

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