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if you have any suggestions let me know <3
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- @ChamuMutezvaPosted over 3 years ago
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- @hafizanadliPosted over 3 years ago
You did great, it looks good and responsive.
Here my suggestion:
- trying to use semantic html such as section,main,footer,etc. instead of using only div
- Do not over qualifying selectors, if class name already unique, you can select that element with that class name, for example if you want to select name-date element you can simply use .name-date selector instead of (.container .information .person .name-date)
- For name date section I would rather use p tag instead of span, since p is block element
<div class="name-date"> <p>Michelle Appleton</p> <p>28 Jun 2020</p> </div>
Marked as helpful0@Safi100Posted over 3 years ago@hafizanadli I used Sass and type .person { .name-date{ ... } }
if you look in main.css it will automatically write (.container .information .person .name-date)
thanks for your help, I appreciate it <3
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