Responsive solution to social proof section using HTML and SCSS
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Solution retrospective
This is my solution to the social proof section challenge. In the development phase, I used the VS Code SCSS compiler extension to compile scss to css. However, doing so led me to a weird bug - the absolute path to the images in the compiled css files were not referring to the assets when deployed to GitHub pages. I tried using absolute as well as relative paths to the assets but the problem wasn't resolved. I had to manually update the compiled css
file to access the assets. If you have any suggestions on this issue - please let me know. Here's the info on the project
Tech Stack
- Semantic HTML5 for markup
- SCSS as CSS preprocessor
Tools used
- VS Code - code editor
- VS Code SASS compiler - extension
- Git - SVN
- GitHub - code repo
- GitHub Pages - deployment
Please feel free to leave behind your valuable feedback and suggestions. Happy coding :)
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