@Luka-998
@Zak-aden1
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
built with simple html css
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
didn't have access to the figma design this time round so built without it so might not be fully identical
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
none atm
@Luka-998
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Good Job on your project, you totally rock it. I really do not have any more suggestions. I only did use differentd <div> instead of <button> but it gave me an idea which I could use in my future projects. I hope you continue pushing forward, stay solid!
@hibatabh
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@Luka-998
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Good Job! Firstly I would like to point out that you could create a separate .CSS file , which makes it easier to work ( you will have only HTML code in your index file). Good job on using <div> as a flexible boxes, which are great for 2d layout like this. You can check more about "display:grid;" which is good for 3d layouts. I used it in my code in some part you can check also if interested. No other suggestions.
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@degmaa
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What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
challenge: the best position of QR-code was hard to find for me. solution: I tried every number for margin.
@Luka-998
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Hi!
Congratulations on solving you QR-code. I just checked your site > inspect and I noticed that you did not use any <div> or <section> element. <div> is great and should be used for making boxes ("containers"). You could make 1 outside div (parent container) and 1 inside div (child container- which would represent part of qr code itself). They are easy to position and modify once you get the understanding of flexbox. display: flex; flex-direction: (choose the direction of element and you are ready to rock) That is how i did it. Strongly encourage you to check, flexbox
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