@wiameHaK
@alphajoeofoe
Submitted
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
i was able to resize stuff and experiment with padding and margins
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
im still not able to do the responsive part like for mobile and desktop
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
Feedback if possible on the how to use @media for responsiveness for the mobile view of it
@wiameHaK
Posted
hey there!
Great job on finishing the challenge! š
Your solution looks great! Here are a few quick tips:
š Use <main> instead of <div> for your main content.
This helps with SEO and accessibility by making the structure clearer.
š CSS Adjustments:
@font-face declarations to reduce redundancy.š Improve Accessibility:
Ensure buttons are accessible via keyboard and add aria-labels for screen readers. Also, add focus styles for better navigation.
Hope this helps!
@jordancareyui
Submitted
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
I think working with the design in Figma was the most difficult part. I'm used to approaching web design from a scalable approach, but everything in this design is very set-in-stone and doesn't change regardless of screen size which feels very weird lol. I'm also not too familiar with Figma, and sometimes I'd get dimensions when I clicked on things (eg. the distance between the image and the end of the card), and other times I wouldn't.
Being forced to upload my project publicly also made me super uncomfortable, especially something like this QR code which is super simple, has been done thousands of times by everyone else, and doesn't contribute to the community in any meaningful way.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
Is there a better way to do the sizing of the elements besides just using px for this, or is that the optimal method for a project like this where we have the exact dimensions and the size of the things on the webpage doesn't change?
@wiameHaK
Posted
It sounds like you've been navigating through some tough challenges with Figma! I think your approach to stick with it despite the unfamiliarity shows determination. It's okay to feel a bit uncomfortable, especially when tools don't behave exactly as expected. Your solution sounds really good and accurate, especially considering you're not too familiar with Figma. I didn't use Figma for the same reason. My solution isn't very accurate ;)
