During this project, I reviewed some concepts related to designing responsive layouts and working with images.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Overall, the project was manageable.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I'm open for reviews and suggestions.
Greetings, @IncorrigibleSpirit, you have completed this challenge with an excellent result 👍
I can only add that you can hide the unnecessary vertical scroll by removing margin from body or replacing it with margin: 0 auto;
I discovered some new concepts of using sass from your code, keep going!
I am most proud of overcoming the challenges of spatial design having the work with different sizing and spacing specs and params with each project. I am also proud of becoming more and more familiar, to the point that I can read my code and others code for these projects with ease.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Much time was spent learning and figuring out the styling for the and elements as well as the `` being this is my first time having to work with elements in depth. I figured it out through google searches and testing out the different properties for myself.
If there is anything that can be changed in the CSS to make it more streamline. I'm still trying to figure out ways of tweaking the spatial design without having to mess with each individual element's padding: and margin: properties.
Hi, @dquinn089, you have such a nice structured and readable code and also such a detailed description of your process by doing this task 👍
I saw that you have already used flex to position elements on the page. Also you can use flex for small elements like lists and then you have the option to use the flex gap property which can separate the li elements evenly without using margin.
Speaking of lists, for numeric lists you can use a separate tag called ordered list or <ol>, so you don't need to rewrite the list-style-type.
I didn't see any problems in the rest of your project, you did a great job!
Hi, @Jani-B, you've done a great job on this project!
I have only one suggestion: try adding the <a> tag inside the <li> tag to make the link clickable so it can lead to social media
Hi, @BekzodIsakov, your code is well structured and readable, especially the variables for the CSS properties.
Also, I noticed that you used a grid to align the content, which is new and interesting to me and is a reason to think about choosing a grid next time.
You did a great job on this project 👍
Hi, you did a great job completing this challenge! 👍
