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Tomas Moucha

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👋 Hi! I'm a beginner developer focused on creating intuitive and user-friendly web applications in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

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    Tomas Moucha•100
    @Tomas-1979Posted 2 months ago

    Hi,

    you used tailwindcss. Good! I play with him now... :) And react... I can't rate it, I don't know it yet. ;)

    But... look at the gaps between the cards, also place below the text and then also the cards width. I think there it's a fixed maximum. But these are details that everyone evaluates individually according to the design (img, or Figma file).

    It looks nice overall. :)

    Have a good day

    Tomas

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    Tomas Moucha•100
    @Tomas-1979Posted 3 months ago

    Hi, for me it looks fine.

    scss/abstracts/base/components/layout... this is new for me. A lot of directories, not only one file.

    Good work. :)

    Tomas

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    @Tomas-1979Posted 3 months ago

    Two types of fonts (font-family) are used in this project. And also :hover for button. ;)

    Look at this. :)

    Tomas

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  • EasonVora•40
    @EasonVoraSubmitted 3 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    I'm proud of learning how to use [::marker] to adjust list markers, however I would like to become more familiar with it. I used [transition: all 0.3s ease;] to help the image transition better when changing viewport sizes.

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

    I had a lot of trouble adjusting list markers and used chatGPT to help me learn how to adjust them.

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

    List marker adjustments, the transition property, and media query,

    Recipe Page with flexbox and media query

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    Tomas Moucha•100
    @Tomas-1979Posted 3 months ago

    It looks fine... but css styles in three files? I'm a beginner, it seems confusing to me... maybe it will be good in larger projects. :)

    Tomas

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  • Quentine Nduati•40
    @NduatiQSubmitted 3 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    I am proud of my mobile first approach in my solution where I developed first for smaller screens and made the components and content to respond in larger screens. In my next projects, I'll consider adding more breakpoints to ensure the content fits well in multiple devices.

    Responsive recipe review page

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    Tomas Moucha•100
    @Tomas-1979Posted 3 months ago

    Good design.

    You don't have spaces in <li> tags, but I had a problem with that too.

    Tomas

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    @Tomas-1979Posted 3 months ago

    Hi!

    You don't have :hover. Try to read about it. It's easy. ;)

    Tomas

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