It seems to me that I respect the design, the js and the responsive. I even put a little animation.
I have a problem in mobile mode I have my responsive on my images that jumps and I can't find out why? If you have any idea thank you :D
I am a beginner, any help and advice and welcome.
*In mobile mode, it's the overflow: hidden that no longer cuts the image world but I can't solve the problem.
Je suis débutant donc mon code n'est pas le plus jolie, mais cela fonctionne :D Si vous avez des conseils je suis prenneur
*I'm a beginner so my code isn't the prettiest, but it works :D If you have any advice I'm a taker
Here is my second project, I just started to learn the code and I need your advice ;) If you have answers to my questions thank you. I think I've done the project pretty well and it's quite responsive. All your comments are welcome.
Hello Here is my second training exercise, I am a beginner in code. I have several questions about my code:
-I was reproached for putting the functions: display: flex; / align-items:center; / justify-content: center; in my body with the aim of centering my <section> To solve the problem I can use margin:auto in my section, but how to vertically center it?
-I have another question: how do I make an element take that many % of the div it's in? For example in my <div .box> I have two <div> and I would like one <div> to take 55% of .box and the other 45%. When I put a %, it's not based on the div the object is in, so what do I do with the object is that my div automatically scales to the size of my < section>? :D
-I have also been criticized for giving the height and width of my divs in px, is this really a problem? Because I have trouble with other measurement units so I only use the px unit.
-I don't understand the site's criticisms of accessibility? I have a <section> and the language indicated.
-And finally :) how to find the right fonts used in the models? If you have any advice.
-If you have any other remarks in my code, I am interested in the objective and to improve myself;) thank you
This is my first exercise done with HTML and CSS from frontendmentor.io The code is not perfect but it more or less corresponds to the model :D And it is responsive If you have any advice to improve my code I'm a taker, thank you
@sazzledazzle @bramuccci Thank you for all of your very constructive advice. This is my first project and your advice helped me a lot to improve. :)
