Mobile first then coded for dekstop. A simple start
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This challenge was pleasing in a way for simple UI. I found it hard creating margin bottom in the mobile view though. That's all.
Community feedback
- @hardy333Posted about 3 years ago
Hi, good job website looks good, but I have few suggestions about css.
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On body, do not use width: 100vw, instead use width: 100%. As you can see on mobile screen sizes there are horizontal scroll bar, that is only because of 100vw.
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on body don't use height: 100vh. use min-height: 100vh; instead, min-height is more flexible and responsive then height. In general don't use fixed height property at all.
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On outer div, on mobile view you don't need display: grid. your content flow is already vertical, if you what to center everything use margin: auto; property.
Hop those suggestions will help you improve your css. Good luck.
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- @Juveria-DalviPosted about 3 years ago
Hey..😊 So the accessibility issue says you should have <main> tag which is a semantic tag, wrap your all divs inside the main tag except for the div with class attribution that should be wrapped in <footer> tag
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