@matheuzeba
@NehalSahu8055
Submitted
👋Hello, Frontend Mentor coding community.
👨🏼💻This is my solution for the Base Apparel coming soon page.
🎨 I added some custom features:
Hover EffectsCSS AnimationsNew Theme ModeI'll be happy to hear any feedback and advice!🤗
@matheuzeba
Posted
pretty *_ *
@pedrolucasp2
Submitted
Um projeto simples, porem muito bom para praticar as habilidades com HTML e CSS.
@matheuzeba
Posted
o projeto ficou 10/10, mas você escreveu o caminho errado nas imagens
O caminho deveria ser: assets/images/icon-reaction.svg
Mas você colocou: /assets/images/icon-reaction.svg
Desse jeito a imagem não vai aparecer no navegador.
Basicamente é so tirar o "/" do inicio
@noneofurbuzz
Submitted
It took me so long to solve this. Does anyone here have an idea on semantic html?I tried to use it but quickly discarded it. I feel like i just used a bunch of padding and margins to do this to be honest. If anyone has a better solution please feel free to comment
@matheuzeba
Posted
Semantic html is more about understanding what the meaning of the semantic tags are, and using your reasoning to choose what tags to use.
This site has a general idea to html
This one is pretty good for semantics and i recomend you to read it
Hope this helps you, I really liked your solution and Im going to start this challenge today!!
Wish me luck :D
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@noneofurbuzz
Submitted
I actually started with the desktop view first and then when I got to the mobile view I was lost so I had to start all over again. Working with responsive designs was hard but I think the more I do it the more I get used to it.
@matheuzeba
Posted
One thing that helped me with responsive design was always start by building the mobile design first, then using media-query to make it responsive on the desktop.
I think this reddit thread is a good read if you want to learn more about the topic:
https://old.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/ly8qwh/is_it_really_worth_to_do_mobile_first
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