Psalmorg

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  dave-teg•170

  @dave-tegSubmitted 3 months ago

  

  Responsive testimonial grid section using css grid

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  Psalmorg•240

  @PsalmorgPosted 3 months ago

  This looks good

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  abdelrhmanelgezawy•30

  @abdelrhmanelgezawySubmitted 3 months ago

  

  social links profile solution using CSS Grid and Flexbox

  #pure-css

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  Psalmorg•240

  @PsalmorgPosted 3 months ago

  The container have to be reduced and I think using css to style your work will be better than using center in html. You can just use margin: 0 auto to center your container. Also, using anchor tag straight and styling it dispaly:block will be more semantic than nesting it in div. a:hover or div a will reduce your line of code and give the same effect as you did for hover button

  Great work though.

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  ujwal282•60

  @ujwal282Submitted 4 months ago

  

  four-card-feature

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  Psalmorg•240

  @PsalmorgPosted 4 months ago

  Using <header> <h1> <span> Reliable... </span> <strong> Power.... </strong> </h1> </header> will be more semantic than using div as the header. i check your code and see svg path, i know is for creating lines but what did you use it for in your code? Great work though

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  randyluong•40

  @randyluongSubmitted 4 months ago

  

  Four Card Feature Section

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  Psalmorg•240

  @PsalmorgPosted 4 months ago

  Join the discord group and wait for feedback before another challenge and following the challenge in other of complexity is good process of development

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  randyluong•40

  @randyluongSubmitted 4 months ago

  

  Product preview card component

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  Psalmorg•240

  @PsalmorgPosted 4 months ago

  I don't know why you didn't follow the specified font but i think using it will be good and your work will look great. I think

  • you can use grid for the real price and the alternate price to style that or put it in a container and flex the display. That will enable you to style both price
  • you should also include the cart image in button and try to give it a little bit of padding and margin to centralize it. -making the width of the each div (for both image and the perfume details) 50% will equalize the width. Great work though

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  Kaue-oliveira-hub•20

  @Kaue-oliveira-hubSubmitted 4 months ago

  What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

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

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  responsive card box with qr code

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  Psalmorg•240

  @PsalmorgPosted 4 months ago

  I think doing the exact thing without any change in design will be of great benefit to you and from there you will know your level. You can now apply what you learn to anything you want to create if you don't want the challenge design but a dynamic of yours. There is no how you can get feedback if people don't understand what you are trying to do. It like listening to language you don't understand, there won't be interaction.

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