css flexbox and @media rules

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  Journey-Grinder•150

  @Journey-GrinderPosted 3 months ago

  I really like what you came up with and the responsivness and creativity of you solutions. But If you'd like a feedback. I could say that it is best to use html and css files seperately and not engage css in the html document. If you'd ask why, It is because it improves readability, and cleaniness of your code. And to give you an example why that's essential. In the future you can build big projects with many components. That means that the quantity and the amount of code you re going to put is going to be immense. I am talking here just about html. And with CSS you will try to style all of these html elements, Which is gonna take a lot of space. So if you have a lot of stuff in your code . Consider deviding the space into 2 main things. A unique html file and a unique CSS file.

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