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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

only thing i'm proud of is the styles switching thing. there's another project i made where i had to do a lot of useless things to switch styles when the best solution was simply setting a button to change the href in when you click in it. It was a simple thing, but saddly i didn't find out before. ``

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

i didn't finish the border countries part, because i couldn't find out how. I thinked that maybe it was in the API but i think it wasn't ¿do you have any solution for that or do i have to do it by myself?

layout is not one of my favorite things to get to work, but animations are really cool to learn, though the animations i made for this aren't such a big thing, it's far more than what i expected to do in this project so i think i did it right. there's still a thing i would have loved to do and it was animating the arrows in the faq section to spin up and down as you click the container and not look like they just re-apear on a different position.

when you inmediately click on the button after the advice shows up on the screen, it flashes and shows the same advice, it takes like a 2 or 3 seconds delay to show a new one, if you click on the button during these time, it will not change. I couldn't find out how to help that, i want the request to be faster and smoother. i will be checking some other solutions to see if i can do it.

honestly my biggest problem with this was the scrollbar with the style options, i learned that webkit is hard to handle when we use it to customize dynamic objects. I would be glad to know if you guys found a way to do it without webkit and what was it.

also how do you guys do to keep the styles when people close the page and open it back?

resposive solution is different from that sugested in the challenge, but i think it fits right and i also added a hover function so it can show the content boxes one over the other.

i found it hard to center the objects.

flexbox handling tends to be hard at the beginning, gave me a lot of problems to center objects with flexbox, i ended up using absolute positions wich isn't a good practice at all, but was the only thing that worked for now.

i was using divs to customize my code, i could've actually use "sections" but to be honest, i don't really understand in wich moments is better to use one or the other, so that's my first question, on the other hand, as i said before, i would like to comprehend more about how flexbox can be correctly used to place items.