@correlucas
Posted
👾Hello Yopa, congratulations for your solution!
I just checked your solutions live site and code and I've some tips for you:
1.You've done the image import using background-image in this case is better you use <img> or <picture> since this image is something import as a product and using background-image isn't a SEO best practice since is harder to find in the css, in the html will be better ever since there's the alt for the image description.
2.Your image a little too big in the mobile version, this is due the height: 100%; since you've used background-image to import is hard to manage it, my advice again is to import it in mobile.
3.The paragraph font-weight is a little bit to much bold, try a value like font-weight: 300 or 400 (see the file styleguide.md for the exact size).
Hope it helps and happy coding!
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@BRENHINES
Posted
@correlucas Thanks you for your comment, it's very helpful. But I wanted to know; since the both images are different when we are on mobile and when we are on desktop , How can i make to swapit when we are going on the other device.
@correlucas
Posted
@BRENHINES hello Yopa, unfortunately now I'm in my phone and I cannot give you an answer in depth, but as soon I get my PC I can answer you, meanwhile you can check this guide that explain the use of this tag and how it works, https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_picture.asp
