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- @JesuCeronSubmitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Good job! some suggestions:
- Your card look so much smaller than the one in the example, you can align it in the center of the page with flexbox, for example, and after working with size and width for making it more similar as possible to the example
- Add a readme.md file in your repo with an overview of your project, it will help visitors to understand what you did and with which stack
- For this project it was not necessary but try to use semantic html in your projects, like main, section, footer...
- I suggest you to call your .css file styles.css it will be more clear in bigger projects
- In your folder "qr-code-component-main" you have many file that you can delete. I hope those tips can help you to improve, good luck!
Marked as helpful0 - @GustavoHRXSubmitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! good job! something that I notice in your project:
- The alignment of your card is on the right while in the example is in the middle! There are many ways to align items, you can try, for example, with flexbox
- Try to be more comprehensive and detailed in your readme.md file
- You need to create a conteiner for all your items, like in the example
- Try to work with the width of your image, it looks so much bigger than the one in the example I hope this will be helpful, good luck!
1 - @Olamilekan-hubSubmitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi good job! What I notice in your project:
- I think you need to work a bit with the size of your card, it looks so much bigger than the one in the example
- Add a Readme.md file with an overview about your project I hope this will help you!
0 - @gamakgrover2002Submitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! good job! Some suggestions_
- I see that your card is not align perfectly in the center, there are many ways to do that but you can try with flexbox for example!
- I suggest you to use an external file for css
- If you edit your readme.md file will be easier to have an overview fo your project! I hope this will be helpful, good luck!
Marked as helpful0 - @Mukulvjain1Submitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! this wasn't an easy challenge so good job! Some suggestion:
- There are some items overlap with others, like the div with the class="testimonial" in mobile but also desktop design. I see that you never use position:absolute and relative in the css fyle, try them, they will hwlp you with this
- You can use the file style-guide for using in the right way the background colours or images
- You need to take a look to margin between section, I see some white space where there shouldn’t be
- I suggest you to use some semantic html and comment so it will be more easy to read your code I hope that those suggestions can help you! Good luck and keep it!
Marked as helpful0 - @CairoGarbSubmitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Happy for your first project! You did a great job! the only thing that I can suggest you is to add a readme.md file on your repo so it will be easier to have an overview of your project!
1 - @waru-guruSubmitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! it's normal that you didn't built your website with github! Normally developers use an editor to build the code (like vs code). It's easier. After you create your code in an editor you just need to create a new repo on github and follow the guidelines (there are also many videos on youtube about that, but it is a very simple process) and after for put online your website you can use a platform like netflify that will use your code on github to deploy the site. I hope I explain in a easy way myself and you understood! good luck!
0 - @Bredis79Submitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! good job! I think your card is not in the center of the page! there are many ways to do that, You can try with flexbox for example! Try to use the readme.md file for explain your project in the repository! good luck!
Marked as helpful0 - @bayonle2022Submitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! good job! some suggestions:
- I see that your desktop version doesn't look the same as the example, maybe you have to work with width and margin, and you also forgot the footer at the end of the page
- There is also some different with your mobile version you have to put the images before the text, for doing this you can try to use position:relative and position:absolute, try it, and also in the footer there are many element on top of each other.
- You can try to use semantic HTML I hope this will be useful and good luck with the next challenges!
0 - @kareen133Submitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi good job! this was not a really easy challenge! Some suggestions:
- You have to check the responsive design because your site doesn't look too good, I think you need more @media variables, that's it!
- Add a readme.md file in your github repository explaining your project.
- The code in the HTML file this time contains many lines of code so I suggest you to use semantic HTML and may be some comments to understand better your own code but also for other developer that will have a look at it! Good job! and keep it!
Marked as helpful0 - @SadiqmarkSubmitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! good job! I would like to give you some suggestions:
- Edit the readme.md file in you repo on github, this will be helpful to understand better your project
- For the style is better that you use an external css file
- You forgot to delete the text on the top of the page
- You applied the background color to the class .fullbody but for match the example you should apply the background colo to the body!
- Try to use semantic html Good luck!
0 - @MAyankprine20001Submitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi good job! Can I suggest you something?
- It could be better if you use semantic html in your html file
- I see that your card text in not aligned in the center, i see you used flexbox but you can try to use it also in child elements! I hope this can help you! good luck!
0 - @Mukulvjain1Submitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi good project! I found just one problem: your "view code" button doesn't work! check it!
0 - @yvan0812Submitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! good work! Some suggestions:
- You can use the "style-guide" file for use the right color during your project!
- The card in the example is smaller than yours, you can use a width property in css for trying to change that
- You can be more specific and speak a bit more about the project in the readme.md file /you can find meany example of readme file on internet as a sample)
- Is better to call the main html file index.html so that it is automatically intercepted by the browser where you open it I hope this can improve this and yours future projects! Good luck!
0 - @StrCodeSubmitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! good project! I can see something that you can improve in your repo on github:
- You have a Js file that is empty, you can delete it
- I think is full of files that you didn't need for this project, you can make it more easier to read or immediate I hope this can be useful and if there is a reason you have all those files then sorry! Good luck!
0 - @ygh0st99Submitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! Good job! I like your project but I have some suggestions for you:
- Add a readme.md file in your repo in github where you explain your project, it is helpful
- The avatar image is bigger than the one in the example, you should edit it with a width property in CSS in
- I didn't understand why you have a style.css file but you put all your style in the HTML file ( in the "blog-preview.card.main"
- The organization of the repo is not so clear or direct I hope this can be useful and good luck!
Marked as helpful0 - @mirkodevsSubmitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
Hi! good job with your project! Some suggestions:
- It could be useful to start to use an external file for CSS, maybe it doesn't make sense for little project like this one but you will understand that for bigger projects will be better to have an external file
- Your <p> text color is different from the one in the example, you can check in the style-guide the right color! Keep it!
Marked as helpful2 - P@danielmrz-devSubmitted about 1 year ago@SaleiuxPosted about 1 year ago
WOW! Your project look perfect like always! I did the same project and I had some problem! Where did you find the logo with the white text for the footer? And what you did with the svg image in the background, my image doesn't look like this! Any suggestion will be appreciate! And thank you, it always usefull to see the same project did by an expert!
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