Submitted 5 months ago

I used flexbox and padding.

Arthur Confessor• 10

@ArthConf

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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

I'm proud to have used flexbox to center the panel and other flex items. Next time, I want to use GRID.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

I had difficulty reducing the image, without losing so much quality and maintaining the proportion. Furthermore, I had to learn how to use flexbox better

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

I would like help with tips on aligning items, centering faster, moving elements.

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Divadovitch• 190

@Divadovitch

Posted 5 months ago

Hello Arthur, Congratulation on your work.

Your HTML is very readable, as I understand it is better to use <a> than <button> (they are more Form elements), you can read this article on CSS Tricks.

In your CSS your can place almost all of the font properties in the body or in your main. You can get ride of almost all align-item: center; by adding text-align:center; in the body or in your main.

Hope this helps.

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Arthur Confessor• 10

@ArthConf

Posted 5 months ago

@Divadovitch Thanks for your opnion. I'm new to the front-end universe. I adjusted the buttons and they were better using just <a>. Thanks for the article, I read it and saw that the button is really for forms.

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