@Astrobean
Posted
I see that you're playing around with animations, which is great, because fun is a good motivational tool for studying. Here's some suggestions:
- Center the card vertically, there are plenty of easy ways to do this, but it's more fun if you figure that one out yourself.
- Normalize css is cool, but overkill for a tiny project like this.
- You're using many media queries for the background alone. This pattern usually indicates that you need to stop using absolute units (px) and lean towards relative units and percentages instead. I'm sure you could build a smoother result if you used less media queries, and more appropriate units.
Happy coding ✌
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@abdo-kotb
Posted
@Astrobean
Regarding the centering issue, the reason for that was that I forgot to add <!DOCTYPE HTML> at the beginning of the HTML file.
So, when I added it, I had to change and add some CSS properties. I think it looks good now.
Not the best experience, but it was a good lesson. 😢 😂
Thanks a lot for your other suggestions, they are really helpful. I will start searching about them and try to apply them to the design.
Thanks again for your feedback! And sorry for my bad English.
@Astrobean
Posted
@abdo-kotb No problem. Here's a bonus idea, since you mentioned <!DOCTYPE HTML>: Check out Emmet. You won't regret it.
