@LorenzBisSubmitted 3 days ago
Enahoro Omowunmi
@aelenehAll comments
- @aelenehPosted about 20 hours ago
Great job LorenzBis!
Going forward you could try the use of semantic HTML.
0 - @tobytietphotoSubmitted 4 months agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I implemented things I learned from the first newbie challenge. I made sure that the viewport was fully utilized by making sure the height was set. I had no problem altering the background color and text color. I was proud that I was able to figure out how to manipulate the image size and especially the small author image with a little bit of googling. I know that researching a problem and utilizing the solution is part of becoming a self-efficient developer.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I had some difficulty figuring out the card size which took a little more time. I kept comparing the sample images which I don't think I may have set it correctly anyways.
Figuring out if the element I was trying to manipulate was a challenge. I made a border from CSS to see if the particular element was even being correctly targeted. It definitely helped.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Please let me know if there are better HTML element to use for the dates and anything particular that was off on my work.
@aelenehPosted 4 months agoWell done Toby!
I recommend the use of html semantics and a uniform unit of measurement in css, such as "rem" all through your code for further responsiveness.
Overall good job 👏
0 - @VolkanSenerrSubmitted 4 months ago@aelenehPosted 4 months ago
Great job Volkan! Although the background color is a lighter shade of the blue in the design, and the fonts size are larger than the design's. Good use of semantics and the css rule. That’s good practice. Well done👍
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