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  • LDX_DEV•190
    @ledoux25Posted 10 months ago

    Bro you are freaking insane been honest i feel a little jalous and i want to achieve such perfect results as yours and trust me i will achieve it and also i we could link up so u teach me some trick i'd be glad( ´･･)ﾉ(._.`)

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  • LDX_DEV•190
    @ledoux25Posted about 1 year ago

    Hey buddy Do not use pixels while defining a container like the body instead of putting those px should do this

    body{
      height : 100vh;
      width: 100%
}

    instead of creation a `<div class = "center">' you should use the element <main></main> as a container

    apart from that you did great

    Goodluck on your coding journnee

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  • LDX_DEV•190
    @ledoux25Posted about 1 year ago

    Hello coder you did great but you missed out some minor points : The background image of the body should of background-size : contain and not cover then on that you add a background color

    And also you forgot tu removed the underline of change on the hover effect

    apart frome these minor elements you did great ✔✔✔

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  • LDX_DEV•190
    @ledoux25Posted about 1 year ago

    Hello coder

    -check up the style-guide.md to have informations such as sizes and color codes you may need during your coding

    -An easy way to center your elements and make them easily responsive is by using flex-box

    -Instead of using an hr to draw that line you can use the css prop ::after (you can view my code to see what i'm talking about)

    • Add some boder raduis to the image as well and reduce it size -And you should take care when sizing your elements so the overall result is SMART

    I'M NEITHER A TEACHER NOR A GOOD CODER AND I HAVE A BAD ENGLISH BUT HOPE THIS HELPS YOU BRO WISH YOU GOOG LUCK ON YOUR COODING JOURNEE

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