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@jkaps9
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
Use of CSS Grid
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
Not much
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
Any feedback is always appreciated
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Congratulations on completing another challenge!
I like how you did the grid layout, your CSS Grid way simpler and cleaner than how I did it and I will take note of this approach for my future challenges.
@abdelkarim-el-manssouri
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Congrats on finishing another challenge!
I've just completed this challenge recently. What stuck me as very different to how I have done it is how you have nested the CSS and your end result is excellent. Well done.
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Looking good! I like how you have switched the image on the media query, I was wondering if that was possible when I did this challenge. The solution I used was to put both images in the HTML then disable one and reveal the other and I think your solution is much better.
@Adebukol
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Looks good! Congrats on finishing the challenge.
As an improvement I would consider using HTML semantic elements in your markup.
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@GraceMCodes
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What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
I am having trouble accessing the designs so I had to think outside the box. Any help will be much needed.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
In the footer section definitely need help with the css display properties
@inappdesign
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Hi,
It can be difficult to get the design right using just the screenshots. I recommend looking at other solutions to this challenge and checking the html and css to see how you can improve your own code. Don't feel any pressure to advance to the next challenge, stick with this one and keep updating on your design until you are happy with it. Maybe even revisit this challenge in a few weeks or months if you feel like you can do it differently.
Good luck in your future challenges.
@Jarmovd
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
Was able to install sass and use scss with nesting and even some predefined variables + mixins. Used some good naming of my classes so I could nest them.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
The installation and use of sass but with some research, trial and error I got it working. With HTML and CSS I had no issues.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
No help required but any feedback is welcome
@inappdesign
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Hi Jarmo,
Congratulations on completing the challenge! I like how you have customized it to yourself, it looks great. I'll have to give SASS a go myself in a future project.
John
@sivaprasath2004
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Well done on completing the blog preview card challenge.
Your HTML markup and CSS is clean and readable and I like the use of semantic HTML.
As a minor oimprovement, I would increase the font weight of the "HMTL CSS Foundations" h3 to around 800. Other than that, great job!
@StaxByte
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Hi Stax,
I like your use of internal CSS styling. I prefer to keep my CSS in a seprate file but for a small project like this it isn't necessary and your HTML is very clean.
As optional changes, you could consider changing the container "div" to "main" to make it semantic, and the use of relative units like em or rem instead of pixels when sizing.
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