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Submitted

My second challange - Profile card (HTML and CSS)

Alien 50

@Alienowy

Desktop design screenshot for the Profile card component coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
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That was my second attempt. What should I improve? I really need your feedback. Thanks a lot.

Community feedback

Nick 160

@HarmoniaCodes

Posted

Hello Allen! Congrats on completing the challenge! I have a few pieces of feedback for your code:

  • The background images are missing. This requires the use of 2 .svg files in order to match the design prompt. You might look into positioning properties and z-index values in order to get these where they need to go. The MDN documentation for these is below.

Edit: Upon further inspection, it also appears that the url you are using for the background images is resulting in a 404 error.

CSS Position Property: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position

Z-index Values: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/z-index

  • The card itself should have a shadow effect. Box-shadow is an easy solution to this. Check out the MDN documentation for this below.

Box-shadow Property: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/box-shadow

Keep up the great work! Happy Coding!

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Alien 50

@Alienowy

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@HarmoniaCodes I have improved my code. Thank You so much for your feedback. Would you mind checking it again?

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Nick 160

@HarmoniaCodes

Posted

@Alienowy You made some really great changes! I can see the box-shadow and the background images. Everything is displaying very nicely on desktop. My only remaining suggestion would be to check how the page looks on a mobile display and see how it compares to the design images for the challenge.

You can do this without having to use a mobile device by accessing the responsive design modes in your browser. Check the links below for how to activate this.

You might also try using media queries to create more responsive code for various display sizes. I have linked the MDN documentation below.

You are doing great work! Keep it up :)

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Alien 50

@Alienowy

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@HarmoniaCodes Thank You!

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