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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

I am most proud that I could make a Java Script Code in order to be able to interact with the elements. It was the first time. It was not easy. What I would do differently in my next project is to set the layout correct, then the Java Script and finally do the styles. I find it easier not to get hang up in CSS while trying to make the both layout for mobile and desktop and the JS

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

It was difficult to understand how to make page keyboar navigation. Still not sure wether what I did was correct. While trying to solve this I read several post in the help channel and google for different options.

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

I would like to know wether I make a good use of the aria-expanded and control or not. And if it is indeed this what the challenge ask for. I am also in doubt with the background change from desktop to mobile. It was difficult to check if the transition from one to another is ok. And how indeed I can see the project in a mobile.

What I found difficult about this challenge was to make a smooth transition from desktop to mobile. I can set up the desktop grid but when it have to change to 1 column, i have some issue with inbetween dimensions.

I can't set properly the grid-container dimension, the items alwaays ended up surpasing its dimensions, making it difficult to manage. For example, in the mobile version, the Height, I have to do it by eye... if not I could not set the margin-bottom and the footer was over the last card.

Finally I try to use a function to change the color font according to the background @function set-text-color($color) { @if (lightness($color) > 40%) { @return $Very-dark-grayish-blue; } @else { @return $White; } }

I am not sure how to determine the breakpoints (mobile desktop) I found that 768px was a standard. Is that so? In terms of the workflow I did the mobile version first and then did a @mixin and put it in the top of the bracket (so the css read it first). Not sure if that is Best Practice. There are probably better ways to do that.

I couldn't make it work in HTML in the Learn more Button a "target=_blank" link to a new page .

I found it difficult to deploy from github-pages with the folder structure using scss (deploying from the dist folder). I did it, but I don't know if it is best practices to put the IMG folder inside the dist folder. It was the only way I could see the images in the live url.

Is my first time using scss, so probably needs a lot of work.

I tried to do the media queries for the responsive version in a separate partial scss to import later in the main. But it didn't work because it kept putting it in the begining instead of the end of the code.

I would like to know how to approach the desktop and mobile design approach. I am not sure how to resolve that. I was given specific size for desktop and mobile (1440 px and 375px) but I didn't know what to do with them.

What it would have been in this case the best practice to center the QR card. I use position absolute and transform. Or it would have been better to use Flex?

Thanks