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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

I used SCSS for the first time in any FEM challenge and would like to improve my SCSS knowledge as of now.

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

Nothing much as this was very beginner friendly challenge and I have already completed few challenges before this.

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

Would appreciate feedback on use of SCSS.

Would appreciate feedback on

• The HTML file: accessibility and semantic wise.
• The way I used image overlay in this one. Improvements or suggestions are also welcomed.

For me, this challenge was good for brushing up some older concepts. I enjoyed this one. Any feedback would be appreciated.

I just want to say that this one took it's time. Had to re-write everything (probably twice) from scratch because I was not satisfied with the solution I came up with. I hope the current solution is worth the time. Also, before this, I didn't know how to use the font-awesome icons so that was something new. I cannot use that properly even now. The default icons were kinda italicized and I just replaced the <i> with <b> and I don't know whether that was correct or not. And there were a few more things I guess.

There are a lot of things that I still want to change. But I think for now this is good.

I don't know whether using sections like this is right or wrong. I'd really appreciate feedback on that. Also added some effects to the sign up button. Hope everyone likes that. Also, any advise and feedback is appreciated.

I know the proper way to do this was by using css-grid, but I haven't learned grid yet and I thought that I could achieve the same by using flexbox. Also, I did not want to fix the card width, but for some reason, the mid-cards were not being aligned in the center. I would appreciate feedback for this.

I couldn't understand the image positioning in this one. Upon researching here and there found APG's solution for the challenge. Was impressed with his style of positioning images. So, copied the line for the same. Rest, any feedback would be appreciated.

Any feedback on updating any part of the solution will be appreciated.