3-column preview card using mobile-first css, flexbox
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Hi!
I have free subscription and I'm doing the newbie challenges one by one. I have a question.
When doing the job, what is the best practice to compare the desktop and the mobile desig files with my solutions and part-solutions?
Now I run the index.html on the vs code live server, in chrome. After I open in the background the design images and push the ALT+TAB several times and try to see the differences.
Maybe there are a better method, what is more precise. If there is, please explain me.
Thank you!
Community feedback
- @RabberpoliPosted over 1 year ago
Hi! Congratulations on completing this challenge! Talking about your questions:
- The solution you provided is fine, not the best efficient I guess, because of the several ALT+TABs. But it's still fine to get similar result
- Another solution could be: you get your index.html on a chrome page and, at the same time, on another chrome page you can have the desired output screenshot. Once you have these 2 web pages you can split your screen in half: on the left the first web page and on the right the second one. Alhough this is not the best practice either, it prevents you from clicking several times combination of your keyboard. The best one would be having the figma prototype, which is not available on free plan.
By the way, I would suggest that the purpose of these challengese, here on frontend mentor, is not to get mad at getting the exact result pixel-by-pixel. Instead, the most important thing is to get max quality out of your project, no matter if they smaller/bigger/wider than the original; providing best quality code will be better than focusing on pixels
After all, you did a great job on this challenge! Just keep going and happy coding!
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