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  • WellingtonGuedesDev•30
    @WellingtonGuedesDevPosted 2 months ago

    nice

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  • WellingtonGuedesDev•30
    @WellingtonGuedesDevPosted 2 months ago

    Very good, I would just improve accessibility a bit

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  • Sebastián Márquez•140
    @sebamarquesSubmitted 2 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    I'm not proud about it but it's the first time that i used someone else figma design, so, being capable of understanding and making the page based on someone else design is something i liked.

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

    I couldn't center the div, i googled how to do it but i didn't like how they did it so i used flex, justify content and align items

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

    Maybe in the positioning, i used flex making this component, but i used a div above it so i could center it, i would like to know how to do it without another div if it's possible, cause it's looks the same as the figma design,(from my pov) but i think that in a more proffesional environment what i did is not valid.

    I used, flex, CSS and HTML

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    WellingtonGuedesDev•30
    @WellingtonGuedesDevPosted 2 months ago

    sorry for my English, I'm also a beginner at it, lol.

    If you think about componentization, encapsulating everything inside a <div> doesn't seem like something wrong to do. In a broader context, positioning everything based on the body might eventually break your site if you try to add more to it. Positioning everything relative to a <div> simplifies things.

    As for using Flexbox for positioning, in my view, it doesn't make a difference whether you use Flexbox, Grid, or Positioning. There's no right or wrong way; it depends on specific situations where one might be better than the others. In general, there’s no correct or incorrect approach.

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