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CSS grid for socialLinkProfile, flexbox for responsive flexibility.

Oluwakayode Ige•60
@Jesuis-Jacques
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This is a solution for...Social links profile
  • HTML
  • CSS
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What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

I faced an issue where the items in my card div were not properly centered even though I switched between using place-items and justify-content with align-items. I was able to solve this issue using text-align.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

Understanding how to use Figma.

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  • Wendy•1,990
    @wendyhamelPosted 2 months ago

    Hi Oluwakayode Ige,

    It is great to see you testing your skills on this challenge.

    If you want to learn to work with figma, there are examples if you setup an account and there are many tutorials you can try. There are paid tutorials, but a lot of vry usefull free ones too, on youtube for example.

    I found some things you may want to consider to improve your solution.

    • I noticed you wrapped the buttons with the <a>-tag. It would suffice to use the <a>-tag without the <button> inside. Either use a button, (mostly for submitting forms or opening modals) or an <a> tag (for linking to pages within your site or other websites) Combining them makes it less accessible and can couse unwanted issues. To learn more about this, you could read about buttons and <a>-tags in the MDN docs.

    • Next I noticed that the hover state of the links is missing. You might want to add this. It is a great way for users to see that there are elements on your page to interact with.

    • The last thing I want to point out are the scroll bars. You set your <main> area to

    height: '100vh' 
width: '100vw'

    This pushes your footer outside the screen. Consider moving some styling from <main> to the <body> and maybe take a look at flex and grid to place the content on the page the way you need it to. It takes a bit of tinkering to figure out what you specifically need, but it is worth learning, so you can put it to use in future projects.

    The

    are great places to read about it.

    Happy coding!

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