Proud to use figma by the first time to see the exact size of some items, it took some time, but i did it
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Any big difficulty
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?None
Good job at making the card consistently responsive. Design also matches almost perfectly but the last image has extra bottom margin that was applied to it since classes weren't used for the images. For future reference I would consider looking at this card and imagining the issues or problems you would run into if you have this card on a page multiple times. For example utilizing id's for your article-container and article-content may cause you issues with maintaining semantic html in the future. Overall though, other than recommending less id's and more classes great job.
Responsiveness
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Learn more css syntax as I don't know most of the syntax to use to design the html
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?What syntax to use
When I think of responsiveness I fall can fall into the hole of only using vh, vw, or percentages. But, you can utilize max-width with the size set in px's or rem's for items if you want to maintain responsiveness and keep an element small on a big screen. You card gets very skinny as the screen gets smaller until you hit mobile, which then gets very wide, so this could help with a consistent look on different screen sizes. Only other suggestion, is look into a css reset and minimize the use of !important in css. It's usually not necessary.
