Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I was able to solve the exercise faster, using flexbox seems very useful to me and every time I use it I understand it better, it is still not very clear to me the benefit of the units of measurement em and rem and why they are better than px, how can I see the difference and benefit
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Importing the fonts gave me problems, but it was solved when I identified the style of each one
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?In the transition that is made when moving the cursor, I don't know if it is in the correct place, or declared, because sometimes when the page loads all the objects move
Community feedback
- @SergioCasCebPosted 24 days ago
Overall really good job, and I like the extra animation you added to the card on hover, but there are a few things you could use to improve it.
- Your spacing is a bit of from the design guidelines given in the Figma files.
- You should not use the main element for you component, as that is not a good practice and should be used as the overarching parent of you content.
- Since your hover is on the card, you didn't specify any behavior on focus and you font have any interactive element in your card title like and <a> element the focus behavior of course doesn't work.
- Also you might be overdoing it with the HTML tags.
1@Broderpixelv1Posted 24 days ago@SergioCasCeb * I agree with everything, I am putting into practice what I am learning and I try to apply them in each exercise so as not to forget them, so yes, I am exaggerating. The
<main>
thing is correct, I'm going to replace it with a<section>
, since after all, it is a card, it is a component of a page. In the animation I followed the animation of the prototype in figma in the title and the card, but, I am going to put acursor: pointer;
in the title. Thank you very much for the feedback, it helps me a lot.0
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