@abdellah-abadou
@Nasifuad
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I have completed this challenge in one go. I thnik I can now understand how to start building with CSS without panicking
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
Had some problem with the background positioning. Then I solved it
@abdellah-abadou
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Your JavaScript codes are working and this is the most important, but there are better ways to implement the task
@Paulkendrick2126
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I'm proud of the fact that I was able to finish the project within the stipulated time I planned for.
@abdellah-abadou
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Instead of using :
margin: 0 auto;
you should have used (in main container) :
display: flex;
align-item: center;
@Xandros9
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@abdellah-abadou
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good job
@rugarcia25
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I did this challengue before.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
The reponsive style.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
Any feedback is positive
@abdellah-abadou
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update the screenshot
@Shalmali-Patil
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@abdellah-abadou
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It would have been recommended to use a link element <a> instead of a button element <button>
@stanChu004
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@abdellah-abadou
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You should have used the box-shadow feature instead of the border
@luigi-perone
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I wasn't able to replicate the color on the left side, i'm open to all suggestions.
@abdellah-abadou
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You can make the color gradient via a CSS property : "background-image: linear-gradient(First color, second color );"
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@MarieG41
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@abdellah-abadou
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You can make the color gradient via a CSS property : "background-image: linear-gradient(First color, second color );"
@quantumloki
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I just completed my second Frontend Mentor project, though parts were challenging. I was able to solve the issues and finish the work. How can I make the learning box change color when the user hovers their mouse over it? An answer would be helpful.
@abdellah-abadou
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Take Look at @wojtekbrejnak's comment that it contains things that will help you develop your skills
@ZeinabHamdy
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@abdellah-abadou
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There is a file called "style-guide.md" in the challenge folder that contains the right colors. Try to use semantic elements in HTML
@nikolapetkovicdev
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@abdellah-abadou
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The code is cleanly written, but you named class="proffesion" it and did not use it in css code
@xStephx
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@abdellah-abadou
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It is best to write the heading elements in the correct order (h1 -> h6),
The code is cleanly written, I learned a lot from it
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