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  • Sawepeter•50
    @sawepeterPosted 2 months ago

    The solution is well designed and it completely fulfills the design provided.

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  • Sawepeter•50
    @sawepeterPosted 2 months ago

    The image did have a border radius as the sample The HTML & CSS foundations text was broken into two lines and it was not asked for in the sample. The description was incorrectly broken. The white card didn't have the black border-shadow

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  • Sadik Rahman•190
    @Coder-SadikSubmitted 2 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    This is a very easy and simple task. I have done this with raw css without using any type of third party library. I'm participating #100DaysOfCode challenge. This is my day-1. So, I'm hopeful about working on more projects.

    QR code component solution using Raw CSS

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    Sawepeter•50
    @sawepeterPosted 2 months ago

    The visual aspects of the project look clean and well-organized. The design appears centered with ample whitespace, contributing to a focused and user-friendly layout. Overall, the project demonstrates a solid foundation with good attention to design and accessibility principles. The layout seems responsive, but testing it across various devices is advisable to confirm that elements adapt properly. For code structure, maintaining reusable CSS classes and organizing styles modularly will enhance maintainability. The BEM methodology is a good option for class naming.

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