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  • Daniel Ayala• 290

    @dan-ayalahdez

    Submitted

    Very fun project, im starting to get a gold of media queries. Pretty content with the result tbh :)

    Any tips to make a site responsive for all devices (mobile, tablet, laptops and desktop) easier are apprecitated. I usually only do media queries for 375px and 1440px as per the challenge requirements, but it feels odd to left out tablet users and even mobile phones with resolutions <375px, do i really need to make a media queria for each one of these?

    -Daniel

    @jesufemigan

    Posted

    Great work Daniel!

    Regarding responsiveness, you should only use media queries if you realize the display for a particular screen size does not meet the design requirement or does not look good as the case may be. Note that by default HTML is responsive on all screens, devs are the ones that alter the responsiveness. There are some cases where you need to define media queries for all screen types but always ensure that your styling is optimal to ensure you only use media queries only when necessary.

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  • Aaryn• 130

    @Aaryn-Robinson

    Submitted

    Can someone overview my code?

    The images aren't popping up for some strange reason

    @jesufemigan

    Posted

    Your Image folder was not pushed to github

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  • @jesufemigan

    Posted

    Awesome work! You can add letter spacing to the span tag in the "stats-content" class and increase the font-size

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  • Pieter• 80

    @Pubstar

    Submitted

    Getting the "See All" button above the images on desktop and below the images on mobile took me more time than I'd like to admit but we got it!

    I do have a question about adding a border on an element on hover, this seems to move around the other elements a tad bit, atleast when using flexbox, is there any way to avoid this behaviour? For example if you hover over the socials-icons in the footer, every other icon moves a few pixels.

    @jesufemigan

    Posted

    Good work! A better way to position to "See All" button will be to use the "display: grid". To avoid the issue of other icons moving a few pixels down, I think this is because you did not add "box-sizing: border-box;" as a global style either in the body tag or create an "all" tag using *.

    e.g * {box-sizing: border-box;}

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  • luciferad• 80

    @luciferad

    Submitted

    I am a newbie & I've learned HTML & CSS with a book. I don't have any instructor, then I have doubt about using appropriate properties for styling. Please feedback me.

    @jesufemigan

    Posted

    Great work! In your 'What you learned section' on your readme.md file, to position a block element in the center of a container, for the 'item' class you can as well do this.

    .item { position: absolute; left: 0; right: 0; margin-inline: auto; }

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  • Wesley Bobb• 20

    @WesleyBobb25

    Submitted

    Took me a little while to complete my first project but I got there. Any advice? :)

    @jesufemigan

    Posted

    Awesome work! you need to add/increase the font-weight of both the h1 and p2 tag

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  • @jesufemigan

    Posted

    An incorrect screenshot generated by FrontEndMentor

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