@mdahsanulkabirSubmitted over 2 years ago
Hello there. Thanks for checking out my code. Can you help me by providing some idea about positioning and sizing of SVG components?
Thanks in advance.
Dewan Masuma Nazneen
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- @mnazneen20Posted over 2 years ago
You can use the
classattribute in your SVG element and use styling for positioning and sizing your elements as you wish. Try using HTML semantic elements in your code for a better approach.0 - @OthankQSubmitted over 2 years ago
This project was a good refresher on how to use API and fetch in a React component. It was also a good practice on placing buttons on the border using position properties.
- @123467981Submitted over 2 years ago
I'm Luis Eduardo Cervantes Jaramillo, i really like to improve my web development, here is a small challenge from this site.
Any feedback is aprecciated. :)
@mnazneen20Posted over 2 years agoThe design is breaking on my computer.. I would advise you to use flexbox in order to implement the design. And use HTML semantic elements whenever you are designing something.
0 - @SaiAkhil066Submitted over 2 years ago@mnazneen20Posted over 2 years ago
The design looks very nice on both mobile and desktop.. Try using HTML semantic elements to build the design.
Marked as helpful0 - @aj12-houdiniSubmitted over 2 years ago
Really fun challenge. Had to use a lot of logic in my javascript code. Would love to hear some feedback on this challenge. In the end, my code for javascript got a bit messy. So I would love some feedback on refactoring the code to make it more neat and concise.
@mnazneen20Posted over 2 years agoThe solution looks very nice.. the output display just needs some padding.
1 - @ShamirLeonSubmitted over 2 years ago@mnazneen20Posted over 2 years ago
The solution looks very nice and very close to the design.
- try using alternate text for any image that is being used in the design, that is setting an appropriate value for the alt attribute of the image.
0 - @Nkwor-JaneSubmitted over 2 years ago@mnazneen20Posted over 2 years ago
looks very similar to the design..the responsiveness is a little off I feel, please work on it.
0 - @JamesLoorSubmitted about 3 years ago
Header: What would be the best way to hover the anchors in the navigation menu? Header: How did you add the width of the header line on the desktop? Responsive: The design is not made for laptop? If the answer is yes, how did you do it?
@mnazneen20Posted about 3 years agoIt looks very nice and responsiveness is good too.
1 - @devbevSubmitted about 3 years ago
Hello guys, I am less than a month old in learning HTML and CSS. This is my attempt in trying to learn and practice flexbox. I was told to take a mobile first approach so I tried to do that in this project. Please let me know if you have any suggestions or advice so that I can improve my skills. Thank you in advance.
Edit: I noticed that it's rendering fine like it's supposed to in my computer but looks different in other's computer. Not sure why?
- @ViktoriyaKlyuzhnikSubmitted about 3 years ago
Dear friends! Looks my first solution, please. I`m waiting your feedback on my code. Thanks :)
@mnazneen20Posted about 3 years agoCongratulations... It looks very similar to the design... Please use
altattribute for images and try using<button>element for creating any type of button.Marked as helpful0
