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Results summary component

@elic4vet

Desktop design screenshot for the Results summary component coding challenge

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  • HTML
  • CSS
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Hello hackers, here is my solution to the project. What do you think ? Is the page full responsive to you ? Any other tips / suggestions ? Thanks in advance for your help, Kind regards, Elisabeth

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Leroy-samaβ€’ 280

@Leroy-sama

Posted

Hello Elisabeth, your design looks good except for some small things. The reaction, memory, verbal and visual sections could use some adjustments. Make the icons a little bit smaller and try using display: flex and align-items: center to make the content centered in those sections. The width of the summary sections should be the same as that of the buttons.

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Refer59β€’ 190

@Refer59

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Hi πŸ–, seems that you have a responsive design issue, the current solution only fits to the desktop requirement, there are many things to improve. I recommend you to:

  • I recommend you to start making the layout from Mobile to Desktop

  • Do a css reset and set body and html 100% height:

*{
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}

body,html {
height: 100%
}
  • Set to your div .container.
.container {
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
align-items: center;
height: inherit; /* equivalent to 100% */
}

this container will acts like your "page" container, and will automatically center your component to any screen sizes.

  • Avoid using absolute units like px in the children elements of the .container element, instead use %, vw or rem, em, % will let you have a fluid responsive layout. this relaive units reduce the amout of work you have to do saving you from using media queries

  • You can add a different background-color to each element container like div, ul, form, ... see how each element fits to the layout, this will let you see what is going

  • Use browser developer tools to change individual element styles in real time, once you get a result you like, you can copy and paste the applied styles to your actual css file.

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