@Michealokosun
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@Thibs13
@Michealokosun
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@Thibs13
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No version for mobile
@Supa-Thobile2
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I would use the gamification websites to supercharge my grid layout skills. I found that I am more of flex guy but some layouts will require that I master css grid.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
I spent close to two weeks on this challenge because it required that I use css grid and i am flex man. This challenge has shown me the importance of understanding css grids.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I would like more help in thinking in a grid.
@Thibs13
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some problems with the proportions if we base ourselves on the example, but the positioning of the objects is correct. And small problem with the font-family used.
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@ahmed-builds
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@Thibs13
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Small problem when you look at your page by reducing it, the image and the text are superimposed. I think it comes from your css more precisely your "margin" and the size of your container.
@Thomson-p
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@Thibs13
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We can clearly see that the solution resembles what was requested, now we observe some problems such as for example, a fairly big difference between the text put in bold and the other texts, the difference is really visible, I think that this is at stake with the notion "font-weight" in css, which will solve a large part of the problem.
@yashpachauri1
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@Thibs13
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I think you used the wrong color for the background (not a big deal), and I think you used the <div> tag too much, when you could have done without it (try using the <section> tag too ). But your solution remains very close to what was requested.
@hunterhuni
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@Thibs13
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Useful because it allows me to understand that I used a "bad" tag, as well as the positioning of my container was not good.