Design comparison
Solution retrospective
A lot of stuff when making this came to me easily, I am glad I was able to know what to use to create most of the stuff on this page.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?When adding the image, I am lost as to why it appears on my pc but when live it doesn't. I have tried uploading the image to an image uploading site and it didn't solve the issue. This lead me to learn more about relative vs absolute paths.
Community feedback
- @dev-paulLPosted 3 months ago
Hi 👋, good job for completing the challenge
I recommend starting with the Frontend Mentor Learning Paths. Begin with smaller, easier challenges and improve based on the feedback you receive.
For example, learn how to use
<ul>
and<li>
, as well as basic HTML semantic tags like<article>
and<section>
, to replace<div>
elements where possible. The way you're importing and using fonts is incorrect in both HTML and CSS.font-style: bold
should befont-weight: bold
. There’s no need to applybox-sizing: border-box
individually to each class. Instead, you can set it globally for all elements with a reset like* { box-sizing: border-box; }
. Also, try to avoid using pixels for font sizes. For the nutrition section, it would be better to use a table.Additionally, the starter HTML file provides the text, so you can just copy and paste it to avoid typos. You can also install extensions that help with spelling.
Good luck!
Best,
PaulMarked as helpful1
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