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  • Prem Kumar•260
    @prem-kumartSubmitted 5 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
    • Getting better at using flex container and alignment but still long way to go.
    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
    • Challenged faced creating file for both desktop and mobile .
    • Used @media query.
    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
    • Effectively converting Figma to HTML and CSS. and usage of relative units for more responsive.

    blog-card Using HTML and CSS

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    rohit246-ambitious•40
    @rohit246-ambitiousPosted 5 months ago

    1.The solution uses semantic HTML effectively for about 80% of the content. There is room for improvement in the remaining 20% to enhance clarity and accessibility.

    2.yes, and improvement is the upper margin it can be added

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  • rohit246-ambitious•40
    @rohit246-ambitiousPosted 5 months ago

    1.The solution uses semantic HTML effectively for about 80% of the content. There is room for improvement in the remaining 20% to enhance clarity and accessibility. 2.As mentioned, there is a 20% area that can be improved. Specifically, adjusting the card heights to prevent inner content from being congested would enhance the user experience. 3.The layout looks good across a range of screen sizes, ensuring a consistent and visually appealing user experience 4.The CSS could be more organized and easier to understand. Some parts are a bit confusing and would benefit from refactoring for better readability and reusability. 5.The solution matches the design closely, with about 80% accuracy. There are some discrepancies, but overall it maintains the intended look and feel.

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