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Solution retrospective
On screen => 1200px I found it challenging to scale up stuff's to fit the design provided. So I would love to know how I can archive that. I provided a detailed Readme.md file
Community feedback
- @argelomnesPosted about 5 years ago
Hey Blaise, you can use
width: 100%
to your images so they automatically scale up.1 - @mattstuddertPosted about 5 years ago
Hey Blaise, great work on this challenge and I'm really liking the detailed
README.md
for more information!With regards to the feature items not displaying correctly for desktop, I'd recommend wrapping the text content inside a
div
for each item. This way theimg
and thediv
will be siblings and then could be stacked on mobile and put side-by-side for desktop.For the
footer
on desktop, it seems you don't currently have any styles to change the layout for desktop, so I'd start adding those styles inside a media query. You'll see that if you adddisplay: flex;
to the.footer
class everything jumps up to the same row. It obviously doesn't look right but hopefully, that will get you started.Here's a great Udacity course on building responsive sites if you want to learn more about it.
As a quick side note, I saw that you're using basically the same styles 3x over for the social icons. You could instead target the
.fab
class and write those styles just once.Let me know if you have any questions, keep up the great work!
1@afrojac10Posted about 5 years agoWill make the changes, thanks for the review and feedback.
0 - @afrojac10Posted about 5 years ago
Fixed the
Hero Section
andFooter
view for desktop.Fix only changed Desktop view as site already optimized on mobile.
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