@Temidayo99Submitted over 3 years ago
Hi, I would love to get your feedback on my solution.
I built this 3 column preview card with HTML and CSS.
Naveen Singh
@naveensing575All comments
- @naveensing575Posted over 3 years ago
Use transition-delay property on hover rather than increasing padding or the size of the button. And I think you should also increase the height of each card component. Besides, you have done great work with clean code.👍
Marked as helpful0 - @JacksonishereSubmitted over 3 years ago
This one took me a while. Feel like my markup and organization with my styles is still very iffy. Would appreciate tips and feedback. Thanks!
@naveensing575Posted over 3 years ago**Missing things: Input-Placeholder & singer-image and also site is not uploaded properly on netlify!
Besides, you have done good code formatting 👍
1 - @ajramirezdevSubmitted over 3 years ago
I didn't know how to color the image with CSS so, I used Photoshop instead. Any feedback on my work and how I can improve would be great.
- @DanielSereSubmitted over 3 years ago
Comments please!
- @jubeattSubmitted over 3 years ago
Regarding this challenge, I write all details in my README of GitHub.📝 It's actually spent a lot of time writing it, but help me learn a lot of things. If you're the people who started learning SCSS or BEM method, I wish it can bring you something.
As usual, if you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know.😊
Thank you, guys.🎉
- @sridarshan-webjavaSubmitted over 3 years ago
Hey guys. This is my first submission for a frontendmentor challenge. Do view the project and share your opinions. With every project, there might be a number of possible solutions and I would love to hear and understand your approach too. I'm new to CSS Custom properties and I'm exploring the numerous advantages it offers. If there is a better way to make use of it, do correct me and i will include it within the project. Also I have used flexbox and media queries for the responsiveness. I have added an extra media query to make it better on medium sized screens. Share your thoughts on that as well. Feedbacks are very much appreciated !!.
- @1MpedenceSubmitted over 3 years ago
New to HTML, CSS, and JS. Tried my best to solve this challenge. It was fun but could always try to make it better. Any advice or feedback would be highly appreciated. Thanks!! :D.
