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    I started out using css grid for the middle section, but I couldn't quite get it to work. I finally used relative and absolute positioning with percentage values for the widths and the responsiveness was much easier . I am sure grid probably can do this easier, but I am not experienced enough yet to understand it. I used background position for the color dots backgrounds, but couldn't get it quite in the correct spot. not sure what the trick is there. I loved this exercise though. It was so much fun.

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    This was a challenging project. the biggest I have ever completed. took me awhile to understand how to make each screen size work, but I learned so much doing this project and can't wait to start another one.

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    This was a fun one to complete. It is was a challenge going from a vertical card to a horizontal card. many things to take note of. I have recently found the mix-blend-mode and love it. Any feedback on my css or html setup is much appreciated.

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    no specific questions, except for I am not completely understanding why I am getting accessibility issues when I submit the solution. If someone could explain, I would appreciate it. thank you very much.

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    Hello, I am just curious about my html setup and the css organization that I used. also, first time using sass and I liked it. I used divs everywhere and I know that I should used more semantic html, but I am not sure what to use in each situation. also, for the css I am curious when to use a container and when it is not needed. could you provide some feedback on that. thank you very much.

    update: I corrected all the accessibility issues I think and wrapped all the content in a main tag instead of a div container. also added some margin below the nft symbol and days remaining to more closely match the design.