Submitted 5 months ago

Recipe page responsive

Roni Tovar• 270

@ronitzdev

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Recipe page

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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

At first I focused on creating the entire HTML structure, but then I realized that it was worth focusing more on analyzing and dividing the project into parts. You could work the html in one branch, the css in another and merge to the development branch, then do more polish and merge to main for a more polished project. making sufficient changes and cleaner code.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

Perhaps the adaptability of the image with the figure of the containing element, giving borders to the design when necessary and setting a background in a clean way. I was able to limit the growth of the image so as not to lose quality and show a completely centered recipe.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

How they would have made a cleaner HTML structure and what CSS properties they would have used to generate less code and better project quality. I want to improve image adaptability and cross-branch task management in Git for optimal workflow.

Community feedback

Bernardo Poggioni• 5,140

@R3ygoski

Posted 5 months ago

Hello Roni, congratulations on completing your project, it turned out really well.

I noticed that in your CSS there are some redundancies, such as the use of certain position properties that weren't having any effect on either mobile or desktop.

Regarding your HTML, I noticed that it has good semantics, but there are some sections without semantic meaning, for example these two: <div class="preparation"> and <div class="table__container">, both could be <section> instead of <div>.

If you want to make your CSS cleaner, I recommend using @import, here's a link about it: W3School - Import, this way you can divide it into sections, including separating variables from the main part.

I also recommend CSS Nesting, as it helps with organization, here's another link about it: MDN - CSS Nesting

And congratulations on your project, it's really good, keep practicing and improving, if you have any questions, just ask below.

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