What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I'm most proud of being able to create it responsively, and I would do it desktop first next time. Mobile first workflow was... weird. IDK. Probably it's skill issue.
I had to meddle a lot with the css to make it look like what I wanted to do, especially with regards to the cut header picture. I also had to manually set up where the picture should be (if you notice the header, one of them is located above and the other is below). It's hard enough!
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
I have to determine the margin for the picture in order for it to be out of page. That's hard. And I'm not that good at CSS, so I have to fiddle a lot with the containers, etc. I also have to put the circle on top of the picture in the footer, and that's also hard. I managed to do it by again - fiddling with it a lot. I learnt about negative margin, and yeah I played with it.
In order to put a green overlay, I had to use a ::before attribute for the picture. That's new for me (and I have to set the z-index as well).
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
How would you simplify this? I feel like this could be done in way less lines...
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I had tons of lines too, it's a big project. I fiddled a lot and that's the only way to gain skill. Nice work with the color overlay! I think mobile-first might have thrown off the sizing for the images. I think it would have looked better to do fixed image widths in pixels instead of max-width percentages so they don't go up and down and stretch too big.
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