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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I was able to go close to the design specifics for desktop.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I did not do the mobile design - it was a bit challenging. Styling the lists was also a challenge
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Mobile design and styling lists
Community feedback
- @CharanMN7Posted 6 months ago
Hey Samuel!
Saw you needed a little help with Mobile design and styling lists. Here are a few things that'll help:
For the mobile design,...
- Remove the top and bottom margins of your content container
- For the image to go full width, you can remove the padding of your content container and add margins to the <div> tags that you created for the different sections of the content.
For styling the lists...
- You can play with the padding property of the
<ul>
,<ol>
, and<li>
tags until it feels right
Here are some other things you may want to consider...
- I see that you used a list for the "Nutrition" section. You could replace that with a
<table>
instead, that would make it easier to style that part of the webpage - I see that you used a lot of
<div>
s and<h1>
s inside them. It is usually recommended that you use only one<h1>
tag per page. To give more sematic meaning to your code, you can replace your<div>
s with<section>
tags (which behave exactly like<div>
s) and change the<h1>
s to<h2>
s inside them. - Also, looks you missed using
font-family: "Young Serif"
for the headings.
Hope it helps!
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