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  Deepak Kumar Asnani•310

  @deepak-asnaniSubmitted over 3 years ago

  Any feedbacks will be appreciated.

  

  Todo app using HTML, CSS and JS

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  shubham•105

  @ProximamusicPosted over 3 years ago

  Bro I really need to get in touch with you regarding this project. your code is flawless. i am stuck at a place and I have no one to ask. I can't seem to figure whats the bug. if you feel comfortable, please can we connect on some social media and I could explain your issue. Snapchat will also work.

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  Ella Higgins•35

  @ellxrrSubmitted over 3 years ago

  Feedback welcome on this project.

  I am a beginner frontend developer currently trying to improve my HTML and CSS and this is my first Frontend Mentor project. I found this project fairly challenging at times - especially the background (I didn't manage to get it 100%).

  

  HTML and CSS

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  shubham•105

  @ProximamusicPosted over 3 years ago

  No code on github?

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  Ejike•120

  @agkaysterSubmitted over 3 years ago

  My Questions are:

  1. How do I get JavaScript to activate the navbar-burger for mobile view?

  2. Please how does someone fit in the underline under "Learn more"?

  

  Coolest-sunnyside-landing-page-with-mobile-and-desktop-view

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  shubham•105

  @ProximamusicPosted over 3 years ago

  here is an amazing article by Aleksandr Hovhannisyan on building a Navbar from scratch just without any framework. You will find all the answers you need about navbar here . good luck.

  https://www.aleksandrhovhannisyan.com/blog/responsive-navbar-without-bootstrap/

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  Brice Hemery•20

  @bricehemerySubmitted over 3 years ago

  How can I make it responsive for mobile

  

  Desktop design

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  shubham•105

  @ProximamusicPosted over 3 years ago

  what I would do personally is, use CSS grids for the layouts that need to change in the mobile view. like the last collage of the pictures, use grids and add media queries according to the width. you can use grid-template to specify where on the grid you want the images. since the images are pretty straightforward for the mobile view it won't be that difficult provided that you have given proper classes to the divs and images because that's going to be very important here.

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