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  Alejandro•430

  @adelayglesiafleitasPosted 7 months ago

  Hello @Lokesh0212004! In advance I apologize for the fact that English is not my native language, look at the challenge, it applies to 2 types of resolutions Mobile: 375px Desktop: 1440px I mean it puts it in the style of the challenge, so your work is oriented towards these 2 resolutions, the first thing I do is the mobile one since there are times when the other one comes out easier since it would be adjusting the long width etc., you can do this do with: @media only screen and (min-width: 1440px) { "code here html" } I hope it is useful to you and in advance excuse my English all the best

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  Lokesh S•190

  @lokesh-webyPosted 7 months ago

  @adelayglesiafleitas thank sir.. 👍

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  Alejandro•430

  @adelayglesiafleitasPosted 7 months ago

  Hello @Lokesh0212004!

  I wanted to congratulate you on your good work. I would recommend using semantics in your HTML code, as this helps search engines better understand the content of your page. For example, you can structure your content using elements like <main> and <section>, which improves the readability and accessibility of your site.

  Additionally, I would advise you to check your work at a resolution of 375px. It is a good practice to design first for small resolutions and then scale up, as this ensures that your design looks good on different devices.

  I hope these tips are helpful to you. We are here to help each other. Best regards!

  I hope this translated version meets your expectations. Let me know if you need any further assistance!

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  Lokesh S•190

  @lokesh-webyPosted 7 months ago

  @adelayglesiafleitas Thank for your comment next time I correct this and what is resolution of 375px I cant understand

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