@snuwpl
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it works :D I'm not really proud of the way it's done though. I feel that I should plan it better (mainly structure, for both mobile and desktop), before I started to adjust layout. What worked great for mobile (which I did first), just broke when resized to max width and had to be adjusted in both html and css - kind of frustrating.
but, it works :D if anyone manages to look at my code without a headache, feel free to give me some feedback. thank you :D
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done thank you for opportunity to exercise, you are awesome :D
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I feel like much of CSS code is redundant, I had to do lots of fine-tuning to get results I wanted. Mostly issues with resizing images in response to viewport - but I've fixed it by setting max-width or max-height for container (max-height for widescreen, max-width for mobile).
Only thing I had lots of problems with, is text placement in text container, while in widescreen mode. I had to min-max margins etc. to get results I wanted. Is there any way to avoid it, or is it a common practice?
