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  • orbdev1•50
    @orbdev1Posted about 1 month ago

    Pretty close to Pixel Perfect! The semactic and styling looks good. Well use of Tailwind, I need to learn it too. Good Job Bruno!

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  • orbdev1•50
    @orbdev1Posted about 1 month ago

    Good job, I needed to add the CSS Module in the Badge span class and a few other styles, but HTML semantics wise it looks great!

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  • Luiz Carlos Jr.•10
    @lucarl07Submitted about 1 month ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    I'm really proud of making it work with a CSS preprocessor, but I wish I'd be more patient analysing some documentations instead of recurring on online guides to explain some features and characteristics of the resources I employ.

    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    I felt a feel of limitation when using Bootstrap, due to its unfriendly and extense methods of overwriting/setting new values - which was aided by me prioritizing SCSS code over Bootstrap classes. Besides that, during the week I spent developing it, I only actually coded sporadically on some days, so i can't complain that much about duration.

    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    If the components' sizes and margins are accurate enough to the source designs; if my code is organized (yet simple) enough and; if possible, what would be another good alternative to regular CSS stylization (besides Sass/SCSS and styled-components).

    Fixed-size card using React, SCSS and Bootstrap

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    orbdev1•50
    @orbdev1Posted about 1 month ago

    You did a good job in code as well pretty pixel perfect! I'm not very familiar with SCSS or Bootstrap but I like the structure of the code. Its responsive

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