I've used css flexbox, im without practice, so its the best i could.
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im not proud of it, im just practicing.
in the next time i will do the "mobile first" thing.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?didnt have like a "challenge", im just without practice...
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?the mobile first thing and how to change the heights without crashing the flexbox.
Community feedback
- @TedJenklerPosted 3 months ago
Hi @Pjoabe,
Nice work on your project! With the mobile-first approach, you want to start by designing for the smallest screen size—typically mobile devices—and then gradually add styles for larger screens.
To do this, you want to set your initial viewport to something like 375px in Chrome DevTools. From there, you build your base styles and then use media queries with min-width to adjust for larger screens, like tablets (768px), laptops (1024px), and desktops (1440px).
One thing you want to avoid is setting fixed heights. Instead, use padding and margin to manage spacing. This allows the content to be more responsive across different screen sizes.
If you’re looking for more guidance, you might want to check out Kevin Powell on YouTube—he has great tutorials on responsive design.
Hope this feedback is helpful!
Best, Teodor
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