
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Using CSS grid was a challenge for me. I had never made a web page with CSS grid before, but once I learned how to use it, I found it very useful and easier to work with than I thought.
In addition, another obstacle I encountered during the process was using the different types of positioning of the elements.
At the end of the project, I realized that I learned a lot of new things. I am very proud of myself.
Community feedback
- P@gabeiPosted 18 days ago
Hello!
A couple of things I notice right off the bat:
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The tablet sizing of your site places the cards into a sort of stack that doesn't match the design.
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Check the font colors! Yours appear more of a stark black in comparison to the design ( a more grey color) Definitely a little easier when you have access to the design file so no big deal.
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Your header text is off-center when sized down to mobile.
I hope any of this helps! Happy coding!
Marked as helpful1@ana-suzanaPosted 18 days ago@gabei Hello, Gabe! Thank you for your comments and feedback.
I was still making some changes and you helped me realize some things that were wrong. I hope they are ok now.
Thanks!
1P@gabeiPosted 17 days ago@ana-suzana Nice! I should have known it was a work in progress :)
I think the only thing remaining is the grid stack on tablet sizes. I had the same issue and ended up changing the grid layout for tablet sizes. A bit of a pain to do but it ends up looking real nice.
EDIT: Actually I just realized that the design I'm referring to is only visible in the figma design file, so ignore that. It looks great!
Nice job!
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