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I’m a mysterious individual who has yet to fill out my bio. One thing’s for certain: I love writing front-end code!

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    @laurice-mPosted 7 days ago

    I appreciate the hard work you put into your project. You did a good job! Within the HTML, I would use less 'IDs' and change them into 'classes' because IDs are only allowed to be used once within a project and this would have an impact on project stability.

    I see that you kindly put a max-width on the CSS 'body' selector, this could run into trouble if someone has a screen larger than 1440px. Instead, I would kindly put it on your 'main' selector instead.

    Just another quick note to mention that the <h1> tag is nicely supposed to include an <a> tag that would theoretically point to the blog article. Within the CSS, you would nicely need to style the 'a' selector as well.

    You're doing great and we're in this together! Kudos!

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  • Zahra Ehsani•100
    @ehsanidevSubmitted 8 days ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    I created and completed this project in an hour and a half, and that’s something I’m proud of.
    This project was made responsive using Flexbox, and I’m considering using Grid for responsiveness next time.

    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    The paragraph was not adhering to the layout as intended, and the size it was supposed to be was 15 pixels. The issue was not with the font size, but rather with not assigning a width to the container.

    To make it responsive, the first unit that came to mind was percentage (%). However, on mobile sizes, the container looked like a thin bar. So, I decided to change the unit from percentage to rem, and fortunately, the appropriate width was achieved.

    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    I would really love to get your feedback on how I’ve handled styling in the CSS file.

    Responsive QR Code Component | Using HTML and CSS

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    laurice-m•40
    @laurice-mPosted 8 days ago

    You did a wonderful job with your project. I loved how you used variables for your CSS styling which makes things very easy to understand. One thing that we could update is to use less IDs because they have a high specificity and can only be used one time within a project. I would use classes instead of IDs for project scalability. You did great! Kudos!

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