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  • PastaSus•200
    @PastaSusPosted 28 days ago

    Go through the learning paths in order if you are new to html,css this will help you significantly when dealing with these challenges which i recommend you to do the most.

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  • Rodney-Mokenyu•120
    @Rodney-MokenyuSubmitted about 1 month ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    This was yet another intriguing project. I had to take several hours trying to figure out how i would structure the page for this particular layout. i Used several prompts on AI just to get ideas. finally i got an idea and although i haven't done this 100% accurate, i am happy i could figure out how to do the layout

    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    i would like help on how to write initial styles. i am talking about root styles before the body style. what generally goes in there. thanks

    Responsive four card feature component.

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    PastaSus•200
    @PastaSusPosted about 1 month ago

    i suggest you highly take a look at the responsive design fundamentals learning path here in frontendmentor it would really help you understand the mistakes you did here. and also go through every learning materials it would help you progress tremendously. lastly, have a css reset on your stylesheet and put it before you code everything else :)

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  • PastaSus•200
    @PastaSusPosted about 2 months ago

    i suggest placing the css reset first before anything, and i think you also forgot to place variables for the spacing(margin,padding)

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  • PastaSus•200
    @PastaSusPosted about 2 months ago

    component size too big, bg color should be eggshell, prep time bg color also close by the right color. by chance are you color blind ?cause that would make sense with the coloring you've chosen for the given component bg and containers

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  • PastaSus•200
    @PastaSusPosted 2 months ago

    get more familiar with modern css reset and html semantics

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  • Slayver•60
    @Slayver-oSubmitted 2 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    I pride myself on focusing on the code and reviewing it before uploading it. This may seem silly, but it helps you develop this skill automatically, grow within you, and become something natural within you.

    Blog Preview Card Solution

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    PastaSus•200
    @PastaSusPosted 2 months ago

    you can use the <section> instead of <div> for better html semantics and accessibilty. you also use rem units in css for better scalability and responsiveness .

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  • PastaSus•200
    @PastaSusPosted 2 months ago

    nice start bro

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