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Adam Bethlehem

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I’m a mysterious individual who has yet to fill out my bio. One thing’s for certain: I love writing front-end code!

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  • Social Profile Car

    Adam Bethlehem•90
    Submitted 8 months ago

    For my last two projects I got great feedback and that has helped me

    At this point, I feel like I have a firm grasp of the projects, but I am still enjoying building them

    I have completely restarted the design of my personal site project with the knowledge I have learned

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  • Css, FlexBox - blog preview

    Adam Bethlehem•90
    Submitted 8 months ago

    I still need to better understand what elements need to display: flex;

    A part I'm struggling with is defining the height and width... how do you know what units to use? Should I always set height and width?

    When do you let the child content determine the layout size?

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  • Html, CSS native Blog Preview

    Adam Bethlehem•90
    Submitted 8 months ago

    I would like to know how you decide what divs need to be flexboxes and how you decide and what units you use to create the widths and heights or do you just add margins and let the parent decide the size of the child?

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  • Adam Bethlehem•90
    @adambethPosted 8 months ago

    Some improvements could be made by adding display: flex and a max-width to the .container class so that when the screen is slim, the container stacks instead of squashing.

    I like the hover state that you added to the buttons. I am going to include that in my project also

    I would also recommend using CSS variables when you reuse values.

    Try next time to follow the exact values on the design system

    Otherwise Looks great, well done!

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  • Adam Bethlehem•90
    @adambethPosted 8 months ago

    Well Done its looks perfect

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  • Adam Bethlehem•90
    @adambethPosted 8 months ago

    Well Done Something to improve:

    1. you did not use the required font
    2. Maybe add some more padding around the image or reduce the image width to 95%

    Looks Good Well done

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