So I'd like to know : How can I make the background image look better ? or how can I position it better ?
Thanks in advance.
So I'd like to know : How can I make the background image look better ? or how can I position it better ?
Thanks in advance.
Hi @Makha! Excellent job with this one!
You might want to use for the background-size properties such as contain and cover, it will help you to reach a pixel-perfect style, and remember to use them depending on the screen device so you might want to change them using media-queries. You also can use the property background-position with any of these values top, right, bottom, left, and more than one at the time.
Let me know if it's good or not :)
Congrats Sté[PH]ane! your project looks amazing. I've checked the mobile version and the desktop one as well and both look perfect!
One little thing while I was studying your code is that in the CSS you made an unnecessary reset using a lot of tags. you can simply use the universal selector " * " you can check more about it here!
If you want to improve your compatibility with other browsers you can use normalize.css.
Very well use of CSS variables!
You can also try to work with any methodology such as BEM. It will help you a lot too.
These improvements are for your future projects if at any moment you come back to work with your old code!
I worked the first time with chartjs.
Hi there! 😀
This is my advanced solution for the Qr Code Component. This app generates Qr Code based on the url entered.
Added features:
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of the generated Qr CodeAny feedback and advice are welcome!
Happy coding 😁
Man I'm learning React and watching things like these is admirable and inspires me to try something similar with other challenges, congrats!
I used @keyframes for ::before and ::after pseudo elements to create a transition on hover effect, but I didn't know how to make the transition smooth when the image gets "unhovered". If you know how to do that, I would appreciate the answer.
General feedbacks are also welcome.
Hi Jacko!
What you are trying to do with the hover effect it can be easily done with transition: all 500ms ease-in-out;
and to set the opacity from 0 to 1 when hovering. Don't forget to use the "all" property that's what makes the smooth transition when you are not putting your mouse over the image, I hope this can help you!
Any feedback is welcome, specially for accessibility with my html/component
Excellent design! You made it pixel perfect that's very nice! I would suggest you use a smooth transition on the buttons so they look prettier! For eg: .btn:hover { transition: 400ms ease }; Of course, you can try any different type of animation for your buttons too! Also you can try putting images/icons inside a <figure> tag instead of a <div> that helps a lot Your code is very clean and easy to understand, very well use of BEM