Design comparison
Solution retrospective
This is my second challenge and I'm proud of completing it myself.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I haven't come across any major issues with this project.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Any feedback is welcome!
Community feedback
- @arrejoriaPosted over 1 year ago
Hey good job on this solution! ๐ฏ I can leave you some tips
I want to highlight some positive aspects of its design. These elements caught my attention and I think they are the strong point of your work:
- [HTML]: The HTML boxes infrastructure is good, you're on the right way.
- [CSS]: Variable CSS is a good practice to improve your speed on large layouts ๐
Here are some recommendations that will help you improve your design:
- [Size Changes]: Note that you use an explicit width and height for some elements. That can be a problem for large layouts, try using max-width, max-height for example.
- [Positioning]: You are using relative and absolute to center the content of your container. Try using Flexbox or wrapping its left and top properties with a transform that might also work.
keep it up you are doing great! ๐ง
Lucas,
Marked as helpful1@Code-BeakerPosted over 1 year ago@arrejoria Hello there! Thanks for your tips! I'm getting started with web development and I am constantly trying to improve myself. I really value your opinion about my project. Thank you!
1 - @VitorShiguetaPosted over 1 year ago
You can use body { height: 100vh; } to give a reference to your container and make it centered on the screen (it is appearing cut off the screen at the top)
1@Code-BeakerPosted over 1 year ago@VitorShigueta Hello! Thanks for the suggestion! I will use them in my next challenge to make it better!
Happy Coding!
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