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@Alexandru-EnescuSubmitted 3 months ago

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

I worked for the first time with CSS grid using Tailwind and I don't find it very difficult once you get used with it.

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

It was a bit difficult to figure out how to make the second column with 2 cards. I created 4 rows and using "row-span" and "row-start" properties it worked.

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

When is indicated to use grid instead of flexbox?

Responsive four cards using Tailwind

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Sultan Farrel•80

@SultanFarrelPosted 2 months ago

it's good design. keep it up 🔥

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Joewanaaa•80

@JoewanaaaSubmitted 3 months ago

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

Finishing this project.

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

Centering the content horizontally and the content itself keeps sticking to the left side whenever the screen changes into mobile T^T

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

probably usage with CSS. I applied flexbox in my HTML based on bootstrap but at the same time I still applied flexbox in my CSS to achieve my desired result based on the picture given. It's giving redundancy. I think my code isn't clean. Please roast me in this challenge gently. Any feedback will be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Product Preview Card Component

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Sultan Farrel•80

@SultanFarrelPosted 3 months ago

wow it's good. keep it up 🔥

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Bilesanmi Ahmad•20

@bilesanmiahmadSubmitted 9 months ago

Tailwind, responsive design using tailwind

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Sultan Farrel•80

@SultanFarrelPosted 3 months ago

First of all, great job on completing the challenge! It takes a lot of dedication to build a web page from scratch, and you've done really well. The overall structure looks solid, and I especially liked how you've made use of Tailwind CSS for styling. The layout is clean, and the use of fonts and spacing gives it a polished look.

That being said, I have a few suggestions that could help push the project even closer to the original design:

Image Responsiveness: While the omelette image looks great, it could benefit from being fully responsive. Right now, the height is fixed at h-80, which may not adapt well to different screen sizes. Using responsive height utilities like h-auto or experimenting with aspect ratio utilities could make the image more adaptable across devices.
Typography: I noticed the font sizes and weights are a bit off compared to the original design. You can fine-tune these by checking the exact sizes and weights used in the design and applying them consistently. For example, the recipe title could be larger or more prominent to better capture attention.
Spacing & Alignment: Some sections (like the headers and paragraphs) could use a bit more breathing room. Pay attention to the margins and padding around text elements. Tailwind offers excellent tools like space-y, mt, and mb to help with that.
Color Adjustments: The pink background in the preparation time section is a nice touch, but it feels slightly different from the intended design. You might want to tweak the color or its intensity to match the exact tones in the original design. Similarly, adjusting the shades of gray used in the nutrition table could bring it closer to the expected result.
Accessibility: Lastly, considering adding alt text for the image and making sure the contrast ratios for text against background colors meet accessibility standards. This is a small change that can make a big difference, especially for users with visual impairments.

All in all, you're on the right track! With a few tweaks here and there, you’ll get even closer to the final design. Keep up the great work – I’m excited to see how you continue improving this project!

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