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- @justXeeZSubmitted 13 days ago
- @miaxocSubmitted 13 days ago
- @SheepnoreSubmitted about 1 month agoWhat challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
- Changing img based on device width: Using solves the problem.
- The border-radius not applying on the container: The issue was the img is bigger than the grid container, causing it to overflow. Setting
overflow: hidden
will clip out the overflowing part of img. - The img is too big for grid container: To shrink it down to fit the container, setting
max-width: 100%
height: auto
on the img.max-width: 100%
ensures that the img cannot be wider than its parent element. After that, settingdisplay: block
will fill out the empty space in the column where img is in.
@gowthamjk08Posted 13 days agomake sure that the webpage is responsive for all kind screen sizes.
0 - @eman2point0Submitted 15 days ago@gowthamjk08Posted 15 days ago
looks good but there issue in the table compare with design. Give all the content in table for better styling and don't use p tag.
1 - @eman2point0Submitted 19 days agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
Really good way to understand the box-model of CSS as well as a good understanding of semantic elements in HTML.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Some challenges I encountered were typical styling issues, but after looking online and trying out Flexbox Froggy, I got a better understanding and was able to overcome them.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would like to work more on interactive pieces such as buttons and animations .
@gowthamjk08Posted 15 days agotry to be recreate the design and make sure that the outcome would be same as possible to given design. Another one thing the all link more preparable to given within a anchor tag compare to input tag.
0 - @Nickss5Submitted 16 days ago@gowthamjk08Posted 16 days ago
make and use variable in CSS so that you can fix the color text size and etc.. change easily. make it mobile responsive - in fact you don't needed to give the height to the main container in media query for mobile responsive.
0 - @MenesesMGSubmitted over 1 year ago
I'm not sure if I did the best and efficient way in making the CSS elements. I used Figma for the design reference.
@gowthamjk08Posted 16 days agomake the body full height as example min-height:100vh;
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