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  • Anna Dominguez•680
    @anna-dominguezPosted over 1 year ago

    Hi ! This is a good first project with HTML/CSS only 😊

    Some differences that jump out at me from the two reference images:

    • You must have forgotten to use the font given in the guide, as in the case of font colours
    • I'm sure you could improve the margin and padding for the title and description

    Have a good day!

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  • Anna Dominguez•680
    @anna-dominguezPosted over 1 year ago

    Hey ! I had never seen the picture tag used before, it helps a lot for media queries. Good job with only HTML and CSS 🙌🏻

    Things you could improve:

    • Hover over the add to cart button
    • You should check out the align... to center your button content vertically
    • Try to delete the spaces for your <h5>Perfume</h5> and style it out with CSS with letter-spacing

    Let me know if you have any doubt 🚀

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  • Philip Droubi•575
    @Philip-DroubiSubmitted over 1 year ago

    Hey everyone 🙋‍♂️, this is my solution for calculator-app-main challenge. I have tried to take the challenge to another level😃.

    What did I try to do?

    • I have added some effects 🌟.
    • Making the calculator interactive with keyBoard, keypad, mouse, and touch devices ⌨️.
    • Working on PWA (prograssive web application) to make it downloadable on Win/Mac/Linux/Android/IOS...etc, so you can use it offline as standAlone application 🚀.
    • Adding a button sound 🔉.
    • Copy to clipboard button 📋.
    • Dinamic calculator screen 📟.
    • A very good logic⚛️.

    I've tried to make the site as pixel perfect and responsive as possible without using paid designs 💯 and for doing this i used this google chrom extension : PerfectPixel

    Please take a look and give me your feedback. Thanks :)

    calculator-app-main with PWA(Progressive Web Application)

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    Anna Dominguez•680
    @anna-dominguezPosted over 1 year ago

    Good job! And a good idea for the copy button, it's a plus 🙌🏻 I've seen your GitHub repository for this challenge, you have done all the logic with the base of the project in HTML, why don't you try challenging yourself with frameworks? I've seen a lot of cases and I'm sure you could find a way with states in order to change your classes

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