What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
Sticking to the basics and using only html, CSS without any frameworks. I'm self-taught and more of an advanced intermediate developer. Well that's how I see it. I've been using GitHub for years, but still don't really understand it so this challenge was a great opportunity to learn more and acquire a deeper understanding of GitHub.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
Choosing between flexbox and grid. I went with flexbox because it seemed to be the best way to write less code. Getting the different branches and updates to work in GitHub took longer then coding the challenge.
This solution doesn't have a bunch of break points as it's only one card. However, I do wonder if using a few more break points would make the card more visually appealing across all device sizes.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
Is flexbox really the best layout for this? And I wasn't sure about he 1400px measurement, was it suppose to be on the main container of the element or the card. A 1400px card doesn't seem to be visually appealing.
Grid is usually better because you don't have to edit HTML (add parent elements) while using it. You can do 2D layouts easily, and it makes life easier when you want to change layout based on breakpoints. That's the main reason I like it.
Congratulations:
That's a good work, you can actually build web pages 🎉
but there are some points to consider:
CSS custom variables:
Try to put the provided colors and fonts in design guide in root variables so you can work with them easily.
Positioning:
If you want to center an element by setting the margin to auto, you shouldn't use absolute positioning (just keep the default value (static)). There are several options to center elements (just google them), but sometimes it becomes tricky even for professional developers.
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I am proud to continue practicing; I already feel very confident with HTML and CSS, but I like to go back and review concepts so as not to forget them. I consider it important to keep concepts fresh even if I already know them. Also, I am very proud that I can complete these exercises in approximately 15 minutes, which reflects my learning.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
"I didn't find a very big difficulty since these are concepts that I've done a lot."
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I would like to receive feedback in case I missed something or if there's something that needs to be corrected. For me, it's very important to be corrected so that I can continue improving on my journey. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.
but I've noticed some problems that can be easily fixed, such as:
Sizing:
it's obviously not perfect, so you should try achieving the demanded layout.
Colors:
I see that you didn't use the provided colors, you can do that easily by take the provided colors in style-guide.md and put them in global variables, so you can use them whenever/wherever you want.
ENJOY.