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Interactive Card Details Form using HTML, CSS and JavaScript

Lahan•210
@lahanhelith
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This is a solution for...Interactive card details form
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  • CSS
  • JS
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Hey there Frontend Community!

I finished another solution today but I'm not truly proud of it yet since it was a struggle to get the CSS to look like the design.

I mainly struggled with getting the cards positions to change according to the size of the screen which created layout issues in the solution.

After a while of brute forcing and adding margin values here and there i managed to make it look okay on screens but I'm not truly proud of that part. I did lookup things but almost none of the resources helped with my situation.

I believe I'm going through the tutorial hell phase since I really couldn't understand what went wrong so I plan on going for simpler projects and try improve my CSS fundamentals and come back to this project.

Any resources that might help are appreciated which also includes Feedback!

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  • Amr mohamed•370
    @AmrAbdelgwaadPosted 9 months ago

    Hey Lahan

    I did this project before and I did the mobile version only because it depends heavily on position: absolute: I've done a GURU challenge and the HTML and CSS of it were way easier than this challenge, you are already out of tutorial hell continue building projects and you will get better, I have a couple of comments for you in this project:

    • You shouldn't use IDs to style your elements click here to know more

    • Media query should be in ems or rems and do the mobile version first PX, EM or REM Media Queries?

    keep it up and continue building projects cheers🎉

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    Lahan•210
    @lahanhelithPosted 9 months ago

    @AmrAbdelgwaad Thanks for the tips. Didn't really know that using IDs in CSS can be bad practice. And thanks for the clarification on the tutorial hell thing. For now, I plan on going back to the basics just to see if I have problems in the CSS fundamentals.

    Good luck and Happy Coding!

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