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- @nati-piSubmitted over 2 years ago@v-codeyPosted over 2 years ago
hey @nati-pi ,
the problem with your solution is not hidden, you can also see there are issues. However I suggest some things that will probably fix it.
- provide
height: 28rem;
&width: 13rem;
in the.padd
so that the button doesn't flow out - instead of setting button margin top set the
p
with a min-height of11 to 14rem
. ( the issue with btn margin-top here is that the button position is dependent on the text length if the text is more then the button will not be aligned with each other). - in media queries set body height to 100%
- remove container height & width and set border-radius with overflow hidden on container. In that way you wont have to set individually for every card
keep learning happy coding
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- @BlackSheldtSubmitted over 2 years ago@v-codeyPosted over 2 years ago
hey @BlackSheldt congratulations on completing your first challenge.
there are some issues with your design.
- using pc.css i.e. media query for bigger screen was not that necessary for this challenge.
- however
%
as units works not that great at times, I suggest using px or rem.
overall you did good.
keep learning happy coding 👍
0 - @vijay0609Submitted over 2 years ago@v-codeyPosted over 2 years ago
Hey @vijay0609,
Great Job on the challenge. Very close to the provided design. kudos
however there are somethings which i would like to mention
- although this challenge requires minimum html, but instead of internal css its better practice to have separate css file and link that.
- also try to use
rem
instead ofpx
especially in width, heights and font-size. - position and transform worked really well in this challenge, you can also try flex-box in body it will give same results
body { display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: center; min-height: 100vh; }
hope its helpful for you. keep learning happy coding
Marked as helpful0 - @PatelNikhil-08Submitted over 2 years ago@v-codeyPosted over 2 years ago
Hello @PatelNikhil-08 ! Congratulations on completing this challenge
There are a few suggestions I would like to give you
- Add
main
tag inside body - Use padding where needed, instead of every sides(i.e. top, bottom, left, right) you can also use combo like top-bottom or left-right to make it more closer to provided design.
- Its better not to remove the default code provided by frontend mentor like you have removed the link the
a
tag . Do not remove it, rather replace thediv
withfooter
- the body of the html should be like
<body> <main class="container"> <-- Your code --> </main> <footer class="attribution"> Challenge by <a href="https://www.frontendmentor.io?ref=challenge" target="_blank">Frontend Mentor</a>. Coded by <a href="Your profile link"> your name </a>. </footer> </body>
- For better understanding follow this link
I hope it was helpful, keep learning happy coding.
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- @maestroeffectSubmitted over 2 years ago@v-codeyPosted over 2 years ago
hey @maestroeffect
I reviewed your code you've done a good job just needed some tweak and use different technique. check your github repo.
- you need to learn about DRY principle.
- use root pseudo selector
- using
position
with hard coded value of positionleft: 20rem
,top: 15rem
to make card side by side is not very smart choice according to me.
those were some of my observations, keep learning happy coding.
Marked as helpful0 - @Briancarlo24Submitted over 2 years ago
Please check my code. I believe I have improved with coding since I first started. I just want to know what you would have done differently with this challenge?
@v-codeyPosted over 2 years agoHi @Briancarlo24, Really good job on the challenge, Just few things you may haven't done right
- size of the card, font etc. is much bigger then the provided design
body
background color isn't set- main container needs to white too, else its taking body background color.
that was my few observations.
Happy Coding
Marked as helpful0 - @FloriMartinSubmitted over 2 years ago
It was my first time at trying responsive desing. To be honest, I'm not quite sure how I made it worked. And I don't know why in the smallest resolution (using the dev tools of chrome) the image it's not in the middle. But it was fun anyways.
@v-codeyPosted over 2 years agohey @FloriMartin, Good job on your first challenge. I saw your code, there are few things I would like to mention
- use
main
tag insidebody
see this solution for better understanding - instead of
padding: 20px 20px 20px 20px
- >padding: 20px
will give same results. read more
happy coding.
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- @SilverWings47Submitted over 2 years ago
Any feedback would be appreciated.
@v-codeyPosted over 2 years agohey @SilverWings47, Good job on the challenge. my few observations
- use of
:root
would make things easy for you. read more - setting
width
with help ofrem
orem
orpx
would be better in this fixed sized card, because of % when the width shrinks the the image shrinks with it but not the card. - set
attribution
div to footer
happy coding 👍
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- @darthTh0tSubmitted over 2 years ago
Hi there developers. First time doing this sort of challenge. I would appreciate your feedback and will definitely implement it in my future projects.
@v-codeyPosted over 2 years agohey @arnav-sahoo, Good job on your first challenge. I saw your source code, there are few things I would like to add.
- use
main
tag insidebody
For more info - naming your class
root
not recommended its a pseudo selector read more - use of
br
read more
happy coding. 👍
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- @bodashideungSubmitted over 2 years ago
Any feedback from you will help me a lot on my journey to become a web developer.
@v-codeyPosted over 2 years agohey @bodashideung, Excellent work done there. while submitting solution select tags like
sass/scss
etc. if you have used it in project.Marked as helpful0 - @callmeog01Submitted over 2 years ago
Hello developers, I would like a review on my code to know if what built is best practices
@v-codeyPosted over 2 years agohey @callmeog01, good work on this challenge there are some issues with the html , my browser is telling me this site is unsafe. so i reviewed the code and done some important changes . check out your github
Marked as helpful1 - @leoimeworeSubmitted over 2 years ago
Feedback always wanted. I to read-up on the behavior of images in flex and went back to this task.
@v-codeyPosted over 2 years agoHey @leoimewore, You did a good job.
there are few things which you should looking out for e.g.
- solution's dimensions should be nearby of the provided design. if you are having difficulties then look out for others solution website & compare with your design.
- stick to the provided boilereplate. Try not to remove anything that's not commented out already.
- add colors and fonts in the
:root
and use them with help ofvar( )
.
Check out this solution for any queries regarding this solution feel free to reach out. That all from my side, happy coding.
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