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  besher aboshaer•90

  @besher94Submitted 3 days ago

  What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

  how to make the text have multiple short lines instead of one long line.

  

  four cards layout

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  Angie P•120

  @angie-createPosted 2 days ago

  Hi! If the text is stretching too wide, you can control the line length by setting a max-width on the text container, this ensures the text wraps automatically instead of spanning the full width.

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  John Panagos•80

  @JohnPanagosSubmitted 5 days ago

  What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

  I used Cursor.AI to help me code this image and it streamlined the process for me!

  What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

  I initially wasn't sure how to start, but by using AI to fix or change things for me it was really easy.

  What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

  N.A.

  

  Product Preview Card

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  Angie P•120

  @angie-createPosted 5 days ago

  Great work on the Product Preview Card!

  The design is clean, modern, and intuitive, with excellent responsiveness across devices. I love how the layout adapts to different screen sizes, and your use of Flexbox makes the card look great everywhere.

  What’s great:

  Design & Layout: Simple, clear, and effective. The hierarchy is easy to follow. Responsiveness: The card scales perfectly, which is crucial. Semantic HTML: Nice use of accessible elements for a better user experience.

  Great job!

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  Austin•80

  @4-WalkerSubmitted 10 days ago

  What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

  I'm proud of getting my head around pseudo selectors. I've found them a bit scary but I think I found good use of them in this challenge.

  What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

  I had some troubles with vh sizing but it was a simple fix of changing my vh property to min-height instead of just height.

  What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

  I definitely have a lot of redundant CSS. My workflow for this project was really weird and led me to designing each section one by one instead of finding matching elements. Also always looking for feedback on responsive design.

  

  Recipe Page using HTML and CSS

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  Angie P•120

  @angie-createPosted 10 days ago

  Great job on completing the Recipe Page Challenge! Here are some highlights and areas for improvement:

  Good semantic HTML – Using proper elements like <section> and <article> improves accessibility. Nice layout & typography – The design stays clean and visually appealing. Responsive design – The page adjusts well on different screen sizes.

  Suggestions for improvement:

  Consider optimizing the use of margin and padding to keep spacing consistent. Using rem or em instead of px would improve accessibility and scalability.

  Overall, it's a great effort! Keep up the good work and happy coding!

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  Ayana•10

  @ayamelloSubmitted 12 months ago

  

  Social Links Profile using CSS Flex

  #semantic-ui

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  Angie P•120

  @angie-createPosted 12 days ago

  Great job on your Social Links Profile project! 🎉 Here are some highlights and suggestions for improvement:

  Clean & well-structured code – Your HTML and CSS are easy to read and follow. Good responsiveness – The layout adapts well to different screen sizes. Nice use of flexbox/grid – Helps maintain a consistent and centered layout.

  💡 Suggestions for improvement:

  • Adding subtle hover effects to the social links could (to make them green as the prototype example)
  • Adding google Fonts, so it match with the original design.
  • Check for any unnecessary repetition in CSS to make the code more concise.

  Overall, it’s a solid implementation! Keep up the great work! 🚀

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  Bartłomiej•70

  @KeBartekSubmitted 13 days ago

  What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

  I am proud of the fact that I managed to handle it quickly and completely on my own.

  What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

  the only problem was that at first changing the text color didn't work for me, but instead of h2 I entered h3, so it was just my oversight.

  What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

  I would like to know if there are things I could have done better or in a more optimal way.

  

  blog-preview-card

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  Angie P•120

  @angie-createPosted 13 days ago

  Great job on completing this project! Here are a few points of feedback:

  Good structure & readability – Your HTML and CSS are well-organized, making it easy to follow. Solid responsiveness – The layout adapts well to different screen sizes.

  Suggestions for improvement:

  Consider using rem or em instead of px for better scalability and accessibility.

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  mohammed1215•110

  @mohammed1215Submitted 13 days ago

  

  i used flexbox to center the qr-code in the body

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  Angie P•120

  @angie-createPosted 13 days ago

  Overall Impression: Great job on the QR Code component! The layout is clean, and the design is accurate. The implementation works well across different screen sizes.

  Strengths: Responsive Design: The component adjusts nicely on mobile, tablet, and desktop. Code Organization: The HTML and CSS are clear and easy to follow. Styling: Good attention to spacing, font sizes, and color choices.

  Great job!

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