@MonstersInc-sudo
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When using media queries is it better to have them throughout the css file or put them all at the end together?
@aronsn
@MonstersInc-sudo
Submitted
When using media queries is it better to have them throughout the css file or put them all at the end together?
@aronsn
Posted
Depends on how you have structured your styling. When styling a page it is common to follow mobile-first design, and usually when your page/app is mobile-first, you put all media queries in the bottom of the css file in with all the the break points in an ascending order.
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@Grathienbeto
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I've been away from CSS for a long time, so remembering a lot properties was a challenge.
God bless mozilla dev
I'm not unsure, but more of "This could easily be better organized" about my HTML tags and my CSS. Im pretty sure i repeated myself a lot. It could use a refactor, but considering is a small project i think i can move on.
Yes, a lot.
This three just for a fast start.
@aronsn
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Hey, awesome solution!
I think you pretty much nailed the looks from the design.
Now, I am no expert but there are some things I try to be vary of when I go on about building a simple page. I have only 2 points for you.
When it comes to html heading tags, make sure to always start with <h1>, and then follow it up with the smaller heading tags e.t. <h2>, <h3>, etc. Try to keep the heading numbers sequential if you have many headings. But never place a lower heading tag before a higher heading tag, in your case: h4 before h3.
Do not use <span> tags, inside <span>. Thats what we have <div> for. I usually only use span when I want to manipulate text inside headings or paragraphs
Not a super biggie, but I think it something everyone should know when it comes to html. Either way, I think your solution looks great.
Feel free to have a look at my solution for this challenge too. I can use some feedback on things to do differently for next challenge!
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