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Submitted

Responsive result summary page using FlexBox, JSON and JavaScript

Gaganpreet Kaurโ€ข 40

@GaganpreetKaurGill

Desktop design screenshot for the Results summary component coding challenge

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  • HTML
  • CSS
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Ishmaelโ€ข 330

@Ishmaelsealey

Posted

Hey There!

Well done on completing the challenge using the provided .json file! (I struggled to implement it ๐Ÿ˜…)

I have some suggestions you may take into consideration.

  • The index.html file contains two <h1> tags. The h1 is the most important heading on any given page, and as such, there should only be one of them. Including only one h1 also improves the accessibility of your website for screen readers!
  • The circle containing the average result is correctly using a gradient, however the gradient should be linear-gradient( ); as opposed to radial-gradient( );.
  • The button also uses a gradient background in the hover state. The gradient is the same as the one used for the background of the .left-section

I hope you find my suggestions helpful! Happy coding!!

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Gaganpreet Kaurโ€ข 40

@GaganpreetKaurGill

Posted

@Ishmaelsealey Thanks for your feedback. I will keep the suggestion in mind for new challenges.

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kadu20esโ€ข 100

@kadu20es

Posted

Your design is really good. By looking at it I just learned how to center any element (vertically and horizontally) and the usage of CSS variables to define values of properties.

Congrats and thank your for sharing!

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Gaganpreet Kaurโ€ข 40

@GaganpreetKaurGill

Posted

@kadu20es Thanks .. Appreciate your kind words!!

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