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  • rushinstuffin•380
    @kyle-barry-appsPosted about 2 years ago

    I think this is looking good! I would just add a "cursor: pointer" to the buttons so it feels more natural. Nice job :)

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  • rushinstuffin•380
    @kyle-barry-appsPosted about 2 years ago

    Nice job on this one! If you want to play around with the purple overlay on the image, I tend to do them with psuedo-elements, which I think is a super useful CSS skill to learn. Here's a good article on using them in case you're interested:

    https://bryanlrobinson.com/blog/how-to-css-after-elements-for-background-overlays/

    Enjoy :)

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  • rushinstuffin•380
    @kyle-barry-appsPosted about 2 years ago

    I think this works and looks really well! I would only suggest adding some logic to handle when the user clicks the submit button without selecting a number first. You could also add a cursor: pointer to the button so it feels more natural, and watch out for the capitalization and punctuation for the text.

    Nice job :)

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