What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I did a good job assigning classes to the HTML components, and deciding which elements should share a class and which should have their own. This made the styling consistent and efficient. However, I kind of winged it when styling the table at the end of the CSS.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
The last part of the page contains the nutritional values. I asked at the discord and some people advised that I use a table...This was the first time I ever heard of a table in HTML so I had to research it and research how to style it on a whim it was a bit tricky and frustrating but it did the job.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I didn't check how the website preforms at different screen widths and on phones. Actually, I never thought of phone functionality when I did the last challenges...I belive I should start looking into how to make my websites accessible to phones but Idk how to start so advise is pretty much appreciated. I also belive that my code isn't super clean and I did a lot of things that could be considered "hacks" and actual solutions. I would appreciate it if someone pointed out the faults and suggested better ways.
@marianoglnx
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Hi! I like how it looks! You actually made a better work than me with the sizes I struggled a little bit with that last part too, the only way i know to do something like that is using position absolute, the value of the calories with text aligned left and a big left padding in each row of the table. You can look my solution if you want to know a little better what im talking about
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