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Submitted 7 months ago

Implementing QR component using Flexbox

Hien Giang•70
@hinn1411
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This is a solution for...QR code component
  • HTML
  • CSS
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
  • I always used TailwindCSS for a long time, but this time I completed the challenge from scratch with CSS!
  • I will use SCSS next time
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
  • I cannot center the div container vertically even though I understood and practiced Flexbox before
  • To overcome the problem, I read my previous project
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
  • Are there any consequences if we do not create the same User interface as the design by the designer? Let's say it just looks like 90%.
  • What are the common-used properties of Flexbox? I usually use display: flex, justify-content: * & align-items: * but I rarely use the others.
  • Can you recommend some components or challenges that will help me enhance my Flexbox knowledge?

Thank you for spending time on my questions.

Community feedback

  • Bernardo Poggioni•5,360
    @R3ygoskiPosted 7 months ago

    Hello Hien, congrats, you project is very good and almost similar to the proposed design.

    About your first question, No, there's no consequence, you don't need to create the solution 100% similar to design, but, it's highly recommended to make it's closer as possible. A tip, use PerfectPixel it's help a lot.

    About your second question, those you mentioned are the most common, and probably you will need to use flex-direction in some cases too.

    About your third question, yes, there's two "challenge" outside of frontend mentor, that's focused in develop you flexbox skill, Flexbox Froggy and Flexbox Defense. Both may be helpful to you.

    About the difficult you had, I'm pretty sure it's happened because of body right? I highly recommend to always start styling your body with flex.

    A tip, always try to create your solution with Semantic HTML, it's very recommendable, because it's help a lot in accessibility and SEO of your page. An example where you could use Semantic HTML in your code : <div class="main-outer_container"> could be a <main> tag, because this is the main content of your page. And there's some other <div> that could be changed to semantic HTML.

    Other tip related to accessibility is about your heading, never jump over the heading levels, it's not recommended, the right manner to work with it, is starting from <h1> and increase progressively. And then you just need do style your <h1> to be more similar to the proposed design.

    Some links about what I said.

    And again, congrats, keep practicing and improving your skills, if something I said was unclear, please, feel free to comment below, I will try to help in best possible way.

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    Hien Giang•70
    @hinn1411Posted 7 months ago

    @R3ygoski Thank you for your advice. it is very helpful for me!

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  • Sivaprasath•2,520
    @sivaprasath2004Posted 7 months ago

    Hello i`ll wishing for your completion project solution.

    • I will give some suggestion i believe its used for improve your skill.
    • In CSS You will use
    .main-outer_container {
    padding: 16px;
}

    I will recomand for Using rem values for padding provides a scalable and flexible approach, especially when considering accessibility and responsive design.

    .main-outer_container {
    padding: 1.3rem;
}
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    Hien Giang•70
    @hinn1411Posted 7 months ago

    @sivaprasath2004 Thank you very much! It is really valuable fo me.

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