coding this challenge taught me how to switch between sections without using the position property i think building challenges is a good way to learn
Bishal Mallick
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- @elasri21Submitted over 3 years ago@bishalmallickPosted over 3 years ago
no border, sizing is very small... use of overflow: hidden on the main card is a must use for this project... and background-blend-mode: multiply to apply desired overlay color to the image
Marked as helpful2 - @DavidMaillardSubmitted over 3 years ago
Feedbacks are welcome !!
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@bishalmallickPosted over 3 years agoYour work is very nice... but was it necessary to add a media query breakpoint two times???
0 - @Gautam1201Submitted over 3 years ago
Hi everyone, this is my solution to the "preview-card-component" challenge using React. I would really appreciate any feedback or suggestions. Thanks!
@bishalmallickPosted over 3 years agobhai aapne to bohot umda quality ka webpage design kia hai... object banake usko render karwane ka idea mast laga... sirf thoda responsive layout me gadbadi ho gaya... doesnt look like the mobile version of the project...
0 - @Alarpi1995Submitted over 3 years ago
Hey everyone! I've just completed the "3-column preview card component" challenge. Any feedback and suggestions on how I can improve are very welcome!
@bishalmallickPosted over 3 years agoyour site doesnt work... brother...you need to make the site responsive... you need to use flexbox and media queries to get the desired output...
https://youtu.be/JJSoEo8JSnc for flexbox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yU7jJ3NbPdA for css media queries have a lookMarked as helpful0 - @DavidMaillardSubmitted over 3 years ago
Hi :)
This one was challenging for me concerning the position of the elements on the page. My main goal was to be able to not offer scrolling on desktop and tablet for this project.
I added an extra breakpoint between large screen and tablet to be able to show the host face all the time.
I didn't choose the ease of doing a max-widh to make sure I contained my image. The mockup pasted the image on the right, which I chose to respect regardless of the screen resolution.
I am open to constructive feedbacks, I am you've got one at least, come on ! 🤣
@bishalmallickPosted over 3 years agoYou have added too much breakpoints... maybe this is the only way to reach the solution but it looks weird when the 2nd breakpoint comes into action...
0 - @fraloilySubmitted over 3 years ago
Any feedback is welcomed!
@bishalmallickPosted over 3 years agoYou did a very good job... your approach for mobile first did a pretty good job...
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