Article preview CSS with a sprinkle of js just start the js
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Solution retrospective
i would try to get the down arrow working also i would try to get the social media panel look identical i would polish and review my CSS next time i would focus more on accessibility best practices
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?just getting that user box to be that small I struggled with the image size and position if you have any tips or tricks on best way to get that work with few lines of codes id appreciate it thank you
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?aligning things and positioning them without something else breaking in the site
Community feedback
- @martbudrPosted 4 months ago
The solution looks good, both on mobile and desktop. The code is clear, one thing that I just noticed was that I think that there is no need to add class to 'main' object - as there should be only one object of this type in the file
1@AReactDeveloperPosted 4 months ago@martbudr hey thank you so much for your words means a lot i mainly use the <main> for accessibility reasons here is an article if your interested thank you https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/crucial-role-main-element-html-accessibility-aaron-kagan
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