Any advices on what semantic tag i could have or should have used for the <section>
tags would be appreciated.
Reza Sajjadian
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- @ahmetwithatSubmitted over 1 year ago@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year ago
Hey dear Ahmet
Instead of
section
s, you could usearticle
s and it's more suitable because of the independence of client reviews!But your style is great and almost pixel-perfect! Good Luck
Marked as helpful1 - @G0maaSubmitted over 1 year ago
Hello again :)
I think this is not the best "responsive" implementation (if it is π¬), so I appreciate any reviews I get.
Thanks in advance.
@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year agoHi @OoMiDOoO, Good Job!
Your work at mobile view is great but at desktop view is a little bad. Set
width: 50%
andheight: 100%
for the#perfume-img
. This way it will likely be ok.but anyway Keep going your journey!
1 - @YoungZVSubmitted over 1 year ago
Any feedback is help me to be better and better. Thank you.
@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year agohey @YoungZV, Good Job
I have some recommendations for you.
- First, you set
margin-top: 1rem
for.article__2
through.article__5
. You didn't really need that. Instead, increase the gap between articles. This causesarticle__1
andarticle__2
to not being on the same line in desktop view! - Second, you have multiple
h1
elements and this is not allowed in semantic html! Instead usep
orh2
throughh6
elements.
Except of above, You made it successfully!
Marked as helpful0 - First, you set
- @Kitezh1Submitted over 1 year ago
I found it difficult to use the media queries, to convert it to mobile design. Specifically I'm not sure why the 100vh wouldn't work for the mobile screen size. Any tips are appreciated.
@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year agoHey @Kitezh1,
I liked your solution. It was PERFECT! About why
height: 100vh;
doesn't work at mobile view, in factheight: 100vh;
is a fixed length and to be flexible you must setmin-height: 100vh;
That's it! Good Luck0 - @Mohammad-MahfoudSubmitted over 1 year ago
Hello, this is my first time doing Front-End Mentor Challenges so please give me feedbacks to improve my skills. Thanks :) .
@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year agohey @Mohammad-Mahfoud
The structure of your solution(not considering its responsibility) is great. Only I guess you haven't read style guide file at all. Match your solution's style with the style guide.
0 - @ribeiroLeviSubmitted over 1 year ago
Feel free to tell me about any mistakes ou things i didn't do in the best way, any feedback is welcome, thanks in advance :)
@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year agohello dear @ribeiroLevi, well done, everything's almost perfect but
- It's not responsive and you haven't designed mobile view
- you didn't set any box-shadow on white section
- and maybe it's a little bit big to my eyes
anyway, your attempt is worth a lot!
1 - @DezzaAnnePeregrinaSubmitted over 1 year ago@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year ago
Hi @DezzaAnnePeregrina, Good Job! Overall your solution is great but I have some small fixes to make your solution more responsive.
In CSS file:
- In selector
.card
, setmax-width: 900px;
. - In selector
.card__item
, instead ofwidth: 19rem;
typeflex: 1;
. - In
@media
, set the break-point atmax-width: 687px
. - and finally in
@media
in selector.card
, set themargin: 2rem;
3.5rem is much. besides, if you setborder-radius: 10px;
, it would be more beautiful!
I hope It will help you. GOOD LUCK : )
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- @sandrvvuSubmitted over 1 year ago@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year ago
Hey @sandrvvu, I have some advises for your solution.
- First, If you use
h2
elements instead ofh1
elements, it would be better. becauseh1
has an important markup role and there should be just one of them in a page. - Second, Your solution doesn't look very good at width like 700px. In fact in my opinion, you just need one break-point at width like 992px! You can check my solution if you would like.
Anyway, Your solution is awesome and deserves admiration. GOOD LUCK
0 - First, If you use
- @powrezeSubmitted over 1 year ago
Hi there! I'm Aulia π this is my solution for Order Summary Card.
Any feedback would be really appreciated.
Thank you πβ
@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year agoHey @powreze,
I looked at your solution's code and figured out it's really perfect. You're great.
But maybe I could give you some small advises.
- If you'd increased the distance between
annual plan
and$59.99/year
it would've been better. additionally, if you setline-height: 1.5;
for content paragraph, it would look neater. - For limiting your content box from around, try to handle content width, like instead of
width: 100%;
usewidth: 85%;
. This way you don't need to decrease padding for smaller medias and preventing overflow of price box content!
Anyway I'd love your code! GOOD LOCK!
Marked as helpful0 - If you'd increased the distance between
- @amaar09Submitted over 1 year ago
Re-submitting after implementing the community feedback {@helenclx and @Lo-Deck}
@reza-sjdnPosted over 1 year agoYou've done this challenge well but you didn't consider some details.
- you had better increase
border-radius
of sub-boxes of summary from 5px to 10px. - you didn't set any
hover
effect on continue button and its originalbackground-color
is dark blue not black. - this is not so important but in header, the word "Great" is a bit close to its following paragraph.
I hope these will help you. GOOD LUCK.
Marked as helpful0 - you had better increase