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Submitted

QR code using HTML and CSS

gabepalominβ€’ 10

@gabepalomin

Desktop design screenshot for the QR code component coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
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  1. One thing I found difficult was sort of formatting my div elements in CSS as it what somewhat of a hassle. I also needed to know how I should tackle CSS for any HTML webpage since I prefer to go in a reasonable and manageable order. One area of code I am unsure about is the padding on the text as I used very specific padding tools for them, but I may want to se a better way of doing so. One question about best practices is how should I name my classes in each HTML element? and when should I use id?

Community feedback

@Oluwalolope

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Hello πŸ‘‹. My name is Monkey D. Luffy, the man who will become the future king of the pirates🀠

I wanted to congratulate you on completing the challenge. You did a great job! I just have a few suggestions for you.

  • Place your CSS resets in a separate file: I noticed when going through your code that you had a lot of codes trying to remove the default padding, font sizing, margins and etc. Which is very good but I recommend you paste all those codes into a new CSS sheets and link it to your HTML. To make your code cleaner. What I personally use a CSS reset by Eric Meyer. Then I do something like this πŸ‘‡

This is my css reset

<link rel = "stylesheet" href = "css-reset.css">

This is my own stylesheet

<link rel = "stylesheet" href = "style.css">

Please the order is very important. The css reset MUST be linked before your own personal stylesheet

  • Use shorthand when writing padding and margin: Instead of writing padding-left, padding-top, padding-right, padding bottom. Just simply use padding. Let me give an example:

Instead of:

Padding-top: 20px; Padding-right: 10px; Padding-bottom: 20px; Padding-left: 20px;

You can simply right it in shorthand as:

Padding: 20px 10px 20px 20px;

so the first value you put is the top , right, bottom, left. Basically it starts at the top then moves clockwise. The same applies for margin as well. This method will make your code shorter and make you faster.

Once again Congratulations 🎊 on completing the challenge. I really hope you found this helpful 🀝

The One Piece is Real!!!

Happy Coding πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’»πŸ˜„

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