@Switzer-learnSubmitted 11 days ago
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- P@weliwitaPosted 11 days ago
Greetings, Willy Candra!
Great job on implementing this challenge! You’ve done well in structuring your HTML and using proper styling techniques. However, here are a couple of high-level suggestions to refine your project further
Improve Responsiveness Across All Screen Sizes The .container width is set to 300px, which doesn’t adapt well for different screen sizes. The .images class has a fixed width of 300px, which might overflow in smaller layouts.
Use flexible units (like percentages, max-width, or vw/vh) instead of fixed pixel values. This will make your layout adapt better.
0 - @syyedmuhammadabdullahSubmitted about 1 year agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I completed this again to clone it 100% the same as shown. Also took me less time to complete it.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?This is an easy task for me didn't face any difficulties in making this
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I want help with image optimization it takes me more time and still not be as good as it can be
P@weliwitaPosted 3 months agoLGTM.
The CSS file is well-structured and clean, with logical groupings and use of selectors. The clear naming conventions (.container, .image, .content, etc.) make it easy to understand and extend.
As an improvement consider using em and rem units instead of pixels where appropriate as it will improve the responsiveness overall
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