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Ogiji Max
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  • Ogiji Max•140
    @MaxiTeddyPosted about 1 year ago

    Your work looks nice, you put in a lot of effort here but ur mobile version does look a little bit of somehow, e no nice for face. Nice bio tho :)

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  • Stephen Johnston•320
    @sjohnston82Submitted about 1 year ago

    I found it fun and challenging to get all the animations for the mobile menu and hamburger to work properly. Had some small issues with getting typography to match up perfectly, if anyone has tips on how to get line height/letter spacing to match up perfectly without the design files it would be good to hear. Any other suggestions/comments are also welcome!

    Responsive intro page with nextjs/tailwind

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    Ogiji Max•140
    @MaxiTeddyPosted about 1 year ago

    I don't know what else you did except coding this...This looks amazing, nice work. But your dropdown on the desktop version isn't showing any words except the icons, likewise in the mobile version

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  • Ogiji Max•140
    @MaxiTeddyPosted over 2 years ago

    Thats not the image you should for the desktop view, check your folder and change the image

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  • Muhsin777•10
    @Muhsin777Submitted over 2 years ago

    My first attempt at doing an HTML/CSS challenge solo.

    Challenges faced:

    I was unsure of the positioning of the elements used.

    I was also unsure of using px in leu of % for width properties.

    I struggled to get the correct shopping cart emoji for the "Add to Cart" button right. Is this another image file or is there an appropriate emoji?

    Product Preview Challenge

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    Ogiji Max•140
    @MaxiTeddyPosted over 2 years ago

    The cart image given to you is in a white on a white background, so just use the link like that when you change the background color you will see the cart

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  • Ogiji Max•140
    @MaxiTeddyPosted over 2 years ago

    Looks neat, nice job

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  • Ogiji Max•140
    @MaxiTeddyPosted over 2 years ago

    Use the link tag and insert the given font web address to it in your html file

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  • Ogiji Max•140
    @MaxiTeddyPosted over 2 years ago

    Just increase your line-height. Nice job

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  • Ogiji Max•140
    @MaxiTeddyPosted over 2 years ago

    Try making it with one div, so that you content can all be inside. Try decreasing the padding around the picture. Decrease your font-size a little bit for the h1, then increase your border radius a little bit

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  • Ogiji Max•140
    @MaxiTeddyPosted over 2 years ago

    It looks nice, keep up the good work

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