@VSKarthikT
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I'm proud because i can feel my work flow and eye to hand coordination improving with each challenge.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
I felt pretty confident through this challenge.
@VSKarthikT
Posted
I saw you have used media queries, the topic I want to learn more about, overall great job
@Mohammed-morsiwala
Submitted
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I have try to write the correct structure with HTML and CSSI have try to create whole page with my own with almost looking page
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
face some challenges while giving padding and to fit that user image at the end inside the main DIV
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I can write the structure pretty well but in some css design I got really confused
@VSKarthikT
Posted
Hey, this design looks really clean! I like how you used HSL colors—makes it super easy to tweak shades. Also, great call on loading the Figtree font locally; that’s perfect for performance. The box shadow is bold, which gives the card a nice pop. I noticed there’s no hover effect on the card though—might be cool to add one for some interactivity, like changing the shadow or color slightly. Love how the flexbox is used for the author section too—it all feels well-aligned and responsive. Overall, solid design with a clean structure
@alidsmnp
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@VSKarthikT
Posted
Great job on the project! I noticed that a lot of the CSS could be simplified by using Flexbox instead of grid for certain areas, especially when centering elements and aligning content. Flexbox often requires fewer lines of code and can achieve similar layout results with less complexity. It also makes responsiveness easier to manage across different screen sizes. Overall, using a bit less CSS and letting Flexbox handle alignment and distribution could make the code even cleaner and more maintainable. Keep up the great work!"
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