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  • udit065 80

    @udit065

    Submitted

    What did you find difficult while building the project? -> The newletter layput is tough to make responsive.

    Which areas of your code are you unsure of? ->My project is not fully responsive as it breaks in tablet view and it only looks good in Laptop L screen and the mobile size predefined screens.

    inhamo 200

    @inhamo

    Posted

    I do understand the struggle but you have to adjust for everything including the tablet if you want it to be perfect. But keep pushing.

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  • Giorgi 160

    @giorgi-2001

    Submitted

    Most challenging things for me:

    1. To create mobile layout and then turn it into the desktop layout;
    2. To apply all the information to pages (especially to the preview page) according to monthly and yearly plans;
    3. To sum all the prices and get the total price;
    inhamo 200

    @inhamo

    Posted

    That's awesome, especially the JavaScript looks neat. For the responsive webpage, I usually try the the work from mobile work flow, it usually works well, you might want to try it too, it rarely fails me.

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  • Bel Sahn 440

    @BelumS

    Submitted

    Hello everyone,

    This is my first challenge in quite a while, so it took a lot longer to get the smaller details correct.

    I found it difficult to switch the background-color to the dark-slate-grey when the screen changes.

    The Form Page needed the white background to stick around until a much later viewport size, whilst the Success Page changed its background-color at an earlier viewport size.

    I think I did well with the form styling, form validation, and the responsiveness. I realized that the responsive design is not restricted to what we're given, and can be based on the content.

    I also had wanted to nest my CSS, but it's not as widely supported.

    inhamo 200

    @inhamo

    Posted

    Try using media querys

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