Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I am pleased with how I customized the list markers and successfully implemented responsive design with media queries. My ability to style the table, manage fonts and tackle CSS challenges like spacing and alignment has improved, making the design visually appealing.
Next time, I might focus on simplifying your CSS by reusing styles more efficiently, reducing repetition.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I encountered challenges with aligning list items and customizing table rows to display borders correctly.
I overcame these by researching different CSs approaches, such as using the ::marker
pseudo-element for list alignment and applying specific border styles to table rows.
I would really appreciate any feedback that can help me improve and refine my skills further.
Community feedback
- @JammiMPosted about 1 month ago
Very impressive
I think there is a problem with your initial comment in the CSS file
* 1. Use a more-intuitive box-sizing model. */ *,
1@stephany247Posted about 1 month agoThank you @JammiM. You have a really good eye to have caught that problem. I've fixed that.
1 - @star-chrisPosted about 1 month ago
is the code well-structured, readale and reuseable? generally how did i do?
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