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Im not sure how to set up my browser width correctly to 1440px, can someone help?
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- @jonathancklee1Posted over 3 years ago
Hi Evelyn,
To answer your question, I'm assuming that you want your browser to LOOK like it has those dimensions to fit the desktop design given, as your default full screen window will depend on the size of your monitor you have.
Personally, when I'm designing the projects I like to have Google devtools open. You can get this by right-clicking on the website and select "inspect". This should bring up a console. Then, click on the mobile phone-looking icon at the top left of the console and it should bring up a bar on top of the webpage. You should see the dimensions of your current browser. Finally, you can set the dimensions to 1440px which is also Laptop Size L. This will simulate the browser to those measurements.
Hope this helps!
Marked as helpful1@Epic91Posted over 3 years ago@jonathancklee1 Thank you so much! I was so confused lol
0 - @jmora2ecPosted over 3 years ago
looks good, needs some work on the upper background circle, nothing more.
Marked as helpful0@Epic91Posted over 3 years ago@jmora2ec Thank you for the feedback I appreciate it :)
0 - @sergioreynosoPosted over 3 years ago
I would work on first resolving the accessibility and html issues first, which are mostly do to duplicate IDs. I would avoid IDs because they are too specific. I recommend using something like BEM https://en.bem.info/methodology/.
I would also recommend using semantic tags in your markup.
Cheers!
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