Sai Dinesh Kopparthi

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  Azian•60

  @zy831Submitted about 2 months ago

  

  Responsive Recipe Page

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  Sai Dinesh Kopparthi•40

  @SaiDineshKopparthiPosted about 1 month ago

  The solution is very close to the challenge design, with great responsiveness across breakpoints. The spacing between the list items was missing, and adding this would ensure the exact height of the design is matched. Additionally, the font colors don't seem to be applied as expected, so this needs to be addressed to ensure consistency with the design.

  Overall, the responsiveness is spot on, and the layout is functioning well on different screen sizes. Great job on that!

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  Álvaro Luiz de Oliveira Boschi•30

  @AlvBoscSubmitted about 2 months ago

  

  Social Links Profile with Display Grid and Flex

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  Sai Dinesh Kopparthi•40

  @SaiDineshKopparthiPosted about 2 months ago

  Your solution is well-structured, responsive, and makes good use of Flexbox and Grid for layout. However, there are areas for improvement. Semantic HTML can be enhanced by replacing <button> elements with <a> tags for navigation, ensuring better accessibility and keyboard navigation. Accessibility improvements include adding descriptive alt text for images and defining focus styles for interactive elements. To enhance responsiveness, consider using clamp(). Code optimization can be achieved by reducing redundancy in margin declarations and implementing CSS variables for colors. Making these adjustments will improve maintainability, accessibility, and overall user experience.

  Great job, and keep refining your approach!

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  Sai Dinesh Kopparthi•40

  @SaiDineshKopparthiSubmitted 4 months ago

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

  What I'm most proud of:

  I'm most proud of strengthening my understanding of CSS properties. I took time to analyze the solutions I implemented in my previous projects and identified ways to improve them. By revisiting my approach, I was able to optimize my code and make it more efficient.

  What I would do differently next time:

  Next time, I plan to rely more on the community for solutions. Currently, I tend to look for quick fixes from easier sources, but I think engaging more with the community and seeking help from forums, blogs, or code reviews will allow me to learn more effectively. This approach will help me build a deeper understanding and develop better coding practices.

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

  There weren't many challenges in this project, as the solution was quite similar to the previous one, with only a few additional extensions. The familiarity with the approach made it easier to implement the new features without significant difficulties.

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

  I believe my code has some browser compatibility issues. While it works well in Chrome, the CSS seems to break in Firefox, and I'm unsure why. I would greatly appreciate any guidance on this. Additionally, I feel that my responsive approach could be improved, so any suggestions to enhance it would be highly appreciated.

  

  Responsive Blog Preview Card

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  Sai Dinesh Kopparthi•40

  @SaiDineshKopparthiPosted 4 months ago

  Hi! I’ve used clamp() as you suggested, but I’ve limited it to just the base font size for now. I really wanted to use it for other properties as well, but since I’m still a beginner, it’s a bit confusing at the moment. However, using clamp() and removing the media query definitely improved the overall look of my solution.

  Thank you so much for taking the time to share your suggestions. Wishing you all the best on your journey as well!

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  Drishti Saraf•120

  @drishti1920Submitted 4 months ago

  

  Resposive Blog Card using basic CSS

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  Sai Dinesh Kopparthi•40

  @SaiDineshKopparthiPosted 4 months ago

  1. Semantic HTML

  • Try to use semantic HTML for better accessibility and structure. Since there is only one main section, wrap it in a <main> tag to define the primary content clearly.
  • Improve the alt attribute for the img tag. This text is crucial for accessibility tools and should provide meaningful descriptions of the images.

  2. Font Application

  • The font is not being applied as intended. I suggest reviewing the @font-face declaration and ensuring the path to the font file is correct.

  3. Font Size Units

  • Consider using rem units instead of px for font sizes. rem units allow for better scalability and responsiveness, especially for users who modify their browser's default font size.

  4. Color Management

  • Use CSS variables for defining colors instead of hardcoding them. CSS variables make it easier to maintain and update the color scheme across the project, improving flexibility and consistency.

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  Luigy Costa•10

  @Luigy-CostaSubmitted 4 months ago

  

  QR-Code Component in HTML and CSS

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  Sai Dinesh Kopparthi•40

  @SaiDineshKopparthiPosted 4 months ago

  The solution is very well-structured and clean, making it easy to understand. It helped me identify and correct a small mistake I made, so I appreciate the clarity in the code.

  Overall, the approach aligns perfectly with the design, and the implementation is precise and effective. Great job!

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