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@Sven-27Submitted 3 months ago

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

It looks pretty much like the design. I wouldn't do much different next time.

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

The padding didn't work on the row of the table. So finally i tried it on the cells themselves and it work. And i needed to think what the best way was for the image to get it full width for the mobile version.

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

Just getting feedback of what i could do better next time.

Html, CSS

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contrebasses•60

@contrebassesPosted 3 months ago

I don't have much to say. This looks really good. The code is very clean and readable. The image has an alt text. I was actually really inspired by your code and I will refer back to it in the future to learn to write cleaner code. I like the stars. My only criticism would be that the list-item markers for the ingredients are supposed to be brown, unless I'm mistaken.

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Arpit Pandey•80

@ArpitTheSlayerSubmitted 5 months ago

Responsive Social Links Profile using HTML and CSS

#accessibility#lighthouse

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contrebasses•60

@contrebassesPosted 5 months ago

I don't have much to say. This solution looks almost pixel perfect. It does what it's supposed to. I guess it could be scaled down a little bit. I tested it on Firefox and Chrome on desktop and mobile, and it's responsive. Great job. I'm actually getting inspired.

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ilehoe0202•20

@ilehoe0202Submitted 5 months ago

html-css raw

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contrebasses•60

@contrebassesPosted 5 months ago

The code is very clean and readable.

Don't forget about the :hover style.

On the accessibility side, it's okay to have longer descriptions in an alt text e.g : "Author's avatar". Try to think about how it will sound to the user who has a screen reader.

Don't hesitate to refer to the .fig files for more accuracy with the colors.

It looks almost pixel perfect though.

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