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Addiel

@addiellucena94Camajuani, Cuba370 points

Hi, my name is Addiel, based in Cuba, I'm a FullStack Developer passionate about building accessible web apps that users love.

I’m currently learning...

HTML, CSS, Tailwinds, SASS, JavaScript, React, NodeJS and Python

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  • Addiel•370
    @addiellucena94Posted about 1 year ago

    Hi @Onyekachi10 I have many advice for you:

    1- You have one Article and Section tag for nothing, the style used in you Section tag you maybe can use it in you Body tag.

    2- You can use heigth auto and a padding in your board class.

    3- Don't use a static width dimension for your image if the width of the board change with the screen dimension. The Board change but the Image not, this is not a good practice.

    4- In your CSS, consider organizing properties in a consistent order, such as positioning, box model, typography, and visual styling. This makes your code more readable and easier to maintain.

    Keep practicing and the results will improve. I hope my advice is helpful to you. Greetings

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  • Addiel•370
    @addiellucena94Posted about 1 year ago

    Hello, I have a suggestion for you, you should make your website show a function when it loads without waiting for the button to be pressed.

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  • Addiel•370
    @addiellucena94Posted about 1 year ago

    Nice work Samuel and welcome to FrontEnd Mentor

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  • Addiel•370
    @addiellucena94Posted about 1 year ago

    Good job, only one suggestion, fix the font color and put the car brands in capital letters.

    You can try to use:

    color: white;
text-transform: capitalize;
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  • Addiel•370
    @addiellucena94Posted about 1 year ago

    Good Job!! excellent result... 👍👌

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  • Addiel•370
    @addiellucena94Posted about 1 year ago

    Great job, you just needed to work in the background, the next time use background property with image and color (background: url('you first image'), url('you second image'), #yourColor) and use background-position for the location.

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