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I finally understood how media queries work to make a responsive design. Next time I will try flexbox and grid.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?The most difficult challenge has been to get the image to come out of its edges. It's very easy with media queries when you understand how they are used.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Would it be possible to get the responsive design and switch from desktop to mobile without using media queries? I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks
Community feedback
- @KareemaymanPosted about 2 months ago
Great Job your page looks really clean and mobile design looks great 👏
Personally I would just decrease the top and bottom margin slightly.
And to answer your question, you can definitely create a good responsive design without media queries. I recommend learning about flexbox and CSS Grid especially with functions like auto-fill and auto-fit, and starting to use percentages, rems and ems more instead of pixels, that should help with the responsivity of the page without media queries.
Marked as helpful0@FranciscoMiPosted about 2 months agoThanks a lot @Kareemayman.
Yes, Flexbox and Grid are much more effective solutions. Especially now that they are working in current browsers.
And using em and rem is good advice.
Thanks
0 - @justCaioDevPosted about 2 months ago
Great work! 👍
Just be careful with the font weight. Try learning about display flex. It helps a lot with responsiveness and your life will change after learning. Afterwards, I also recommend learning about display grid.
0@FranciscoMiPosted about 2 months agoThanks @justCaioDev
I have not yet mastered Grid completely. So I will look for a project to learn it.
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