Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Using CSS Flexbox to center and align elements on a page. This helps ensure that content looks good on a variety of devices and screens.
Connect and use the "Outfit" web font from Google Fonts to improve the appearance of text.
Would change next time: Use more semantic HTML5 elements to improve structure and accessibility. Using some kind of preprocessor
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Centering Content on the Page:
Challenge: Ensuring perfect centering of content both horizontally and vertically was crucial for responsive design, so elements remain centered across different devices and screen sizes. Solution: This challenge was overcome by using CSS Flexbox. Defining styles for the .wrapper and .container with properties like display: flex, align-items: center, and justify-content: center provided the necessary alignment. Integrating Web Fonts:
Challenge: Properly integrating and utilizing web fonts to enhance the visual appeal of the text was a key task. Solution: Google Fonts was utilized for this purpose. Integrating the "Outfit" font with various weights and using it in the CSS styles achieved the desired look.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Looking for a thorough code review to identify potential issues and areas for improvement.
Community feedback
- @NourCodeWizardPosted 6 months ago
- Nice design it's like the original one
- I think you need to increase the padding of the paragraph
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