Jeffrey Hill
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- @erickd3vSubmitted 11 months ago
- @hannahvwSubmitted 11 months ago@webdevhillPosted 11 months ago
For this simple card I hard coded the width and height on desktop, 1080 x 446px. I like your use of a psuedo element for the overlay. Clean Code!
0 - @MTNguyen12Submitted 12 months ago
- @webdevhillSubmitted over 1 year ago@webdevhillPosted over 1 year ago
I still am having trouble with my screenshots. Things look good in comparison with the previews but I am having trouble positioning the <main> component on the viewport.
Maybe I should use Firefox for my screenshots?
0 - @WojciechPodlesnySubmitted over 1 year ago@webdevhillPosted over 1 year ago
consider wrapping your container in a <main> element and providing a viewport height for it, the 100vh on your HTML has no effect
that should get is much closer for comparison
there is a small typo
hope that helps, Happy coding!
1 - @GudymediaSubmitted over 1 year ago@webdevhillPosted over 1 year ago
GitHub is not enforcing HTTPS on your page
gudymedia.github.io throws an unsecured warning, here are the GitHub docs for HTTPS
https://docs.github.com/en/pages/getting-started-with-github-pages/securing-your-github-pages-site-with-https
0 - @anetakakSubmitted over 1 year ago@webdevhillPosted over 1 year ago
extremely close to an exact solution
The responsiveness works very well.
nice work!
0 - @phislipeSubmitted about 2 years ago
🤖 Hi guys! Here's my solution to the "QR code component" challenge!
Came back to this project after a while to improve the code, made some major changes in the CSS, and implemented
display: grid
instead offlex
.♻️ Changes:
- Decided to refactor this project and use CSS grid instead of flex.
As a newbie, I'll be happy to hear any feedback and advice!
@webdevhillPosted about 2 years agoThe proportions and size are spot on. Is it responsive below 375px? Not really, but it is a clean solution to the challenge.
Well done!
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