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Hello there, This one took me a while to finish but it was a valuable learning experience. I had to rely on some YouTube tutorials to get it right. It taught me not to be overly precise with the units and how to leverage paddings and margins to make my website more responsive. I also learned how to make the website change layouts between desktop and mobile devices. Finally, I learned how to add in the error styles and not have them displayed until the user inputs an invalid email address. Let me know if you have any feedback. Have a good day.

I picked up this project because of those 2 cards in the middle (Team Builder and Karma) displayed as columns instead of being displayed in a single row with the other cards (Supervisor and Calculator). I wanted to put my flex box skills to the test. I thought that it would be challenging but it wasn't... However I did try something different with this project, I used rems instead of hard coded values for the font-size, margins and paddings. I also used max-width and max-height instead of height and width. This workflow was suggested by Kevin Powell on YouTube. The final product turned out to be great thanks to the great design! I would like to thank the FrontEndMentor team for providing us with these free designs. Getting the opportunity to practice your skills on real life like projects is a great way to know where you're at and to improve. I would really appreciate it if you could take some minutes out of your time to review my code and give me some feedback. Don't mind the shadow box...It looks different than the one from the design, that's because I don't have access to the Figma file and I can't tell exactly what values were used.

I played around with the box-shadow property with this one. I don't have the figma/sketch file so I couldn't get the exact values but I tired my best to make it look like the image. After uploading my solution, I noticed a couple of things: The shadow doesn't look like the one in the design. My shadow looks more visible and there's a problem with the h1 element, when I tested it in chrome the word paragraph wasn't sitting alone on a single line. I think that the screenshot was took on another browser. And indeed it was! it was taken on FireFox so I adjusted some values of the h1 element (max-width, margin-left and margin-right) and now it should look the same as the design! Argh I don't know what's wrong with the screenshot, h1 is still taking 3 lines...you can verify that it doesn't if you preview the page on your browser.

Hi! This is my first time coding something on my own. I have some questions regrading the html structure of the page and the styling. I would really appreciate it if you took some minutes of your time to look at my code and answer the questions. What do you guys think of the html structure that I used? Did I use too many sections? a container then comes the card then comes the text column and the image column and then the elements themselves. And what about the styling I used to center the card? I set the width and height of the container to 1OO% of the viewport's height and width. I added some margin on the right and side of the card and I set its height to a fixed value. I tried using the margin property to center it vertically as well but it looked weird on taller phones. The margin was so small that it led to the card expanding vertically as the screen got taller. There was too much white space left unused! I also used the max width and min width properties on some text elements. Is that a good practice? ChatGPT said that it was okay. Thank you in advance for the help.