@hugossanchezzSubmitted 3 months ago
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- @NduatiQPosted 3 months ago
I like how most of your CSS is constituted of relative values (rem, %) instead of absolute values (px). I also noted your CSS considers cross browser compatibility since you have normalized it and that is something I haven't done for any of my projects and I've borrowed a few tips from your code that I can use in my next project.
0 - @m-abubakr1Submitted 3 months agoWhat specific areas of your project would you like help with?
The Text Size is not precise for name and location.
@NduatiQPosted 3 months agoI really love how you have structured your code using variables and relative dimensions e.g. rem.
1 - @VIS-WASSubmitted 4 months ago@NduatiQPosted 3 months ago
I like how your code has used relative units like rem which will ensure the card scales proportionally in different screen widths.However, as I was going through the solution I couldn't seem to figure out where you have added the mobile-phone screen break-point as stated in your style-guide.Md since this will ensure the card scales down some of it sizes when it reaches the mobile phone sizes to better fit the view-port area thus ensuring fluidity in your design.
0 - @Sheik-786Submitted 4 months ago@NduatiQPosted 4 months ago
Great use of media queries and breakpoints in your code to ensure the component is responsive across different devices. I also commend how you've used variables to avoid code duplication for easier readability.
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