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Solution retrospective
Trying to be pixel perfect with these challenges but I did change the placement of the email submit error message. It seemed to be better since it worked with the design across screen types. The placeholder font weight had multiples in the design which seemed like a error so I just used bold for all view-port sizes.
Thanks for any feedback I am happy with it but always looking to improve. I am really happy I got so far with this one
Community feedback
- @Nick331102Posted over 3 years ago
Nice job. I'm currently struggling with this project. I think I tried positioning too many elements absolutely, which presented some problems on mobile. I'm going to give it another go with a clean slate.
1 - @Cyrus-Akwaboah-EmmanuelPosted over 3 years ago
Excellent design bro.
1@palgrammingPosted over 3 years ago@Cyrus-Akwaboah-Emmanuel thanks the key is try it start over and try it again and hopefully each time you figure out a little more what the structure should be and what you have to control to make it look right
3 - @marcus-hugoPosted about 3 years ago
How did you change the color of the svgs?
0@palgrammingPosted about 3 years ago@marcus-hugo pretty sure I just edited the color in the SVG itself maybe that is cheating but I think that I what I did
0 - @aliabuhumraPosted about 3 years ago
why don't use em or rem to padding and margins ????
0@palgrammingPosted about 3 years ago@AliABUHAMRA If it looks good with pixels then use pixels using em or rem should make it easier to scale your page with less code needed but in this case it is like 3 pages in one so I went with pixels
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