Really pushed my positioning skills with this one!
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- @rachelktyjohnsonSubmitted almost 2 years ago@aarsh07Posted almost 2 years ago
Hello Rachel , How are you ?
Your solution is amazing but I will suggest that instead of using as a background img you should create a flex container then inside it you can create two div one for content and second for img and then you should use object-fit : cover property to properly cover img .
In your solution img is not showing properly that is the only thing which is not looking good , everything else is looking good .
I hope this may help you a little bit .
Marked as helpful0 - @ciisiqSubmitted about 2 years ago
What did you find difficult while building the project? For me was to explain to my partner that we worked together on what to use and why, but it also was good practice for me. The most challenge to us was the mobile responsive because we don't start from this, that should be.
Which areas of your code are you unsure of? Responsive
Do you have any questions about best practices? Maybe about mobile sizes, how to make this easier to learn?
@aarsh07Posted about 2 years agoHello Cintia , how are you ?
Your design is pretty good but you should give a breakpoint at 750px for mobile screen because it is overflowing in mobile design so check that
Marked as helpful0 - @ShanvieSubmitted over 2 years ago
Please check out my project any suggestion are very welcome :)
@aarsh07Posted about 2 years agoThis looks good but you should change the space between price in mobile design
Marked as helpful0 - @olisa187Submitted about 2 years ago
I would really appreciate and love if I can get some feedback from the community.
@aarsh07Posted about 2 years agoYour submission is almost perfect , i just want to suggest that you should move that card to the center of the body because it's not perfectly in middle for now so that is just not looking good, everything else is pretty well .
1 - @mihaelpavlakovicSubmitted about 2 years ago
Hii everyone, this is the first challenge that I have tried to recreate on my own. I'm so happy about how it turned out, but I think I could further improve in writing cleaner code.
It would be helpful for my future growth if you could point me in the right direction. For example, I'm interested in potentially better solutions for this challenge. In which area do I need to improve, and what do you recommend that I should implement? What are some best practices that I haven't got right?
Thanks for your attention and all the future feedback.
@aarsh07Posted about 2 years agoAs your first challenge it is pretty good , you can add box-shadow on hover effect and further you can add a transition on hover effect on button too . Keep it up your code was good
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