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  • Junior•40
    @ejmabundaPosted 10 months ago

    Hi @Dejorden94, regarding the lines, I just set the two background svgs provided as background image to the <body>, then used media queries to toggle between the mobile and desktop background.

    I'm not sure why you decided to hard code the svg path 😬, but great job on the design. Hope this helps.

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  • Junior•40
    @ejmabundaSubmitted 10 months ago

    My second solution on this platform built with HTML, SASS and JavaScript to toggle the questions.

    I wanted to add a transition when the questions are expanding but it looks weird because the margin also needs to be animated. Did anyone also face the same problem?

    I appreciate any feedback you might have. 🙌

    Responsive FAQ accordion

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    Junior•40
    @ejmabundaPosted 10 months ago

    Hi @TeixeiraCamila, you're correct, .accordion-content has no margin, but when the question has expanded the .active class gets added which adds the margin. So, I removed the margin added by the .active class and placed in accordion-content, and that worked.

    Your english is good don't worry, and thanks for the taking the time to go through my code. I will try to animate the icon as well.

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  • Junior•40
    @ejmabundaPosted 10 months ago

    Hi @Anlperr, for semantics, try to avoid divs where possible. Instead use semantic elements like section, header etc. For example, use figure for the card-image, and use section for the card-content. This improves SEO of your page. Otherwise, the design looks good 👌 🙌 Hope this helps.

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  • Junior•40
    @ejmabundaPosted 10 months ago

    Here's my solution for the blog preview card challenge. Tech stack:

    • HTML
    • CSS (SASS)
    • Git

    Feel free to provide any feedback or tips on how I can improve this solution. Thanks.

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  • DEVADE/•80
    @AdeMEDIASubmitted 10 months ago

    This is my submission for the Blog Card project. The project focuses on creating a responsive and visually appealing card using HTML and CSS.

    Features:

    • Structured content with semantic HTML elements.
    • Design with CSS.

    Are there any suggestions for improvements?

    I would greatly appreciate any feedback.

    Thanks in advance, developers! ❤️

    Blog Card Preview

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    Junior•40
    @ejmabundaPosted 10 months ago

    I might be nitpicking, but there's a border around the card which you forgot to add, and the author's name is too close to the avatar. Apart from that, it looks good.

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