Basic CSS

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  Rahexx•440

  @RahexxPosted 13 days ago

  Great job on this challenge! I have a few tips that you might find useful:

  1. If you have any comments in your code that aren't helpful, consider deleting them.
  2. Learn about "BEM" (Block Element Modifier) — it's a naming convention for classes that helps you manage your CSS more effectively, especially for larger projects. Here's an article to get you started: CSS Tricks - BEM.
  3. Explore custom properties in CSS. This allows you to define colors and other styles in one place, making it easier to update them across your project. This is especially useful for large projects where you might need to change frequently used styles. Check out the following resources: MDN - documentation or CSS Tricks - Custom Properties Guide.
  4. Understanding custom properties in CSS and the BEM methodology will be very helpful when you start working with CSS preprocessors like SCSS (SASS) or LESS.

  Keep up the good work!

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  chukwuma jennifer•80

  @jhenniiferPosted 12 days ago

  @Rahexx i will look into them, thank you

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  Miguel03nx•70

  @Miguel03nxPosted 13 days ago

  el código esta bien estructurado, es legible y reutilizable sin problemas

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  chukwuma jennifer•80

  @jhenniiferPosted 12 days ago

  @Miguel03nx thank you

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