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

    I am proud of my more methodical approach to building this small project - most of the time I feel like I am all over the place during a build, but this time I tried to come up with a process that I can use during all my builds in the future to keep from being too scattered.

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

    I had a bit of a challenge with using nested CSS in a few places like my ::after pseudo element - it wasn't working until I removed it from being nested. Took me a little bit of time to figure out why it wasn't working, as I initially thought I had missed something in my code that meant the pseudo element wasn't appearing.

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    Having had quite a bit of time away from building any projects, I thought this was a good one to start getting back into things.

    This is the first time I've used nesting with native CSS (used to doing it with SCSS) and also Google fonts has changed a lot since the last time I used it, so feel free to point out any errors made implementing these. I'm very rusty, so please point out anything else too.

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    I found this the hardest of the newbie challenges so far - I rebuilt it at least 3 times using different techniques! Obviously I would be grateful for any feedback on improvements I could make. One thing I'm struggling with is trying to use clamp() for font-size. I tried using it in my code but at times it was making the font-size a wildly different size than the design, so I took it out. Does anyone have any advice or good resources that you used to understand clamp() for font-sizing? I have managed to use clamp() for width, it's just font-sizing that is giving me some trouble!

    Thanks!

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    I'm fairly pleased with the end result, but I have to admit I did find this challenge harder than I thought I would. I'm not good with images and making them responsive - it's something I need more practice at.

    On my mobile site I notice there is a small purple bar just under my image and I'm not sure where that is coming from and how to get rid of it? If anyone could shed some light on that I would be very grateful.

    Thanks!