Nathanael Ehimze• 160
@ehimze007
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Shivani Kulkarni
@shivani16kulkarni
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- Shivani Kulkarni• 80
@shivani16kulkarni
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It's nice, quite similar to the design.
1 - Rathinakumar• 20
@rathinakumar-dev
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Shivani Kulkarni• 80@shivani16kulkarni
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You have created a good design that matches the exercise.
1 - manarbooo• 200
@manarbooo
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Shivani Kulkarni• 80@shivani16kulkarni
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Ensure that your HTML document includes a <main> element that wraps the primary content. Also, use proper descriptive class names based on the function of the element or its appearance. The final outcomes looks good!
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1 - RohanIV• 160
@RohanIV
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
- Proud of: looks similar to the initial image
- What would you do differently: Make it more responsive
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
- Challenges : Getting everything centered
- How did you overcome them: Google and trail and error. Changing properties commenting out lines to see what worked and didn't.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
- Any flexbox tips to improve responsiveness
- Best way to write commit messages
- When not to use px or what I should have used instead.
Shivani Kulkarni• 80@shivani16kulkarni
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The Solution looks good! (Colors are mentioned in style guide, Take care of that next time) Your Q: Best way to write commit messages A: Write clear, concise commit messages that describe the changes made and their purpose.
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