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This was my second challenge in the Junior category. Took a lot of time to complete this challenge but was surely a learning experience. I had faced a few issues on this one:

1. At times the styling on one element can drastically affect the elements around it, which becomes difficult to handle, especially when trying to make the page responsive.

2. what would be the best way to make the images responsive and still not let them affect the page's layout? on this project, the images sometimes take absurd dimensions which would affect the layout of my page.

3. Lastly, right now the login and signup button on the top right keeps moving down when I open my menu on the left. I tried setting it to float: right, but it doesn't work.

Also, I feel I need to take a modular approach to each section of the page so that my final sass file is not too big. Are there any models that I can follow to implement the design in a modular manner?

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Hey guys! This was my first Junior level challenge. It was a great experience. Just wanted to ask few things:

1. While rearranging sections or divs from mobile version to desktop version What is the best method to go about it? Should we strictly use the margins and paddings from the design image OR rely on the auto resizing from flex and grid to just put things in place.

2. While placing an image is it better to use the picture tag in HTML which changes the image according to the media width or should we place the image using CSS for mobile and desktop versions separately?

Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks

Hi, I have completed the project to the best of my knowledge. The page looks fine for the mentioned screen sizes but struggled to make the page responsive.

The responsiveness of the background was a bit unusual with the two images given. The background image resizes with the webpage. Would really appreciate it if somebody could help me with a better implementation of that.