Results-Summary-Component. Responsive for only mobile and desktop.

Hello, @KingLyrics!

Regarding CSS, some few fixes to reduce unnecessary code:

• Instead of using margin (margin: 100px auto) to center the main .container on desktop screens use flex/grid on body using media query to center the card like this:

//under the media query
body {
    display: grid;
    min-height: 100vh;
    place-items: center;
}

• This will center the card in the middle of the page without using margin and the min-height will make sure that it stays in the center even if viewed from landscape modes.
• After doing this you can remove the margin from the container.

Now coming on to the removing and refactoring code:

• There's actually a shorthands for writing top, right, bottom and left paddings/margins instead of writing those separately like in this example:

padding: 20px 30px 40px 50px
     //top   //right    //bottom  //left

or if you only want to give (top and bottom) or (left and right) it can be done like this:

padding: 20px 0;
//top and bottom   // left and right

Here give the docs a read as there are more shorthand of writing it. (You can do the same for margins as well)

• We are going to remove all the margin and max-width: 320px; from the .summary as it limits the responsiveness of the .summary instead of this we are going to add the padding to the .summary in general and that way you won't have to add the padding in the media query like this:

.summary {
    padding: 45px 30px 0px 33px;
    remove the ones below
    /* max-width: 320px; */
    /* margin-left: 20px; */        
    /* margin-right: 20px; */
    /* margin-top: 20px;  */

• See how I have used the shorthand for the paddings? writing it this way saves writing the individual padding in 3-4 separate lines. After adding the padding here you can remove the paddings from the media-query and the .summary will look good on any device.
• In the .topdrop div you can actually also remove the margins on .title and .notifications and make use of the gap property offered when flex/grid is used and since the topdrop div is already flexed you can just add the gap property to it and as the name says it adds a gap between the items you can do it like this:

  .topdrop{
    background-color: var(--Lightroyalblue);
    display: flex;
    justify-content: center;
    align-items: center;
     flex-direction: column;
     gap: 20px;        // This here
}

• After adding gap you can remove all the margin bottoms and tops from the child elements of .topdrop! less code yay!

Now coming onto the Html part:

• Instead of using div as a button, use the actual <button> like this:

<button class="btn">
         Continue
</button>

Now regarding the semantics:

• Only use one h1 heading per page which means you can make the summary text a h2 heading instead. Why? because generally the h1 represents the main theme of your page to the search engines and if there are two then it will be confusing.
• Instead of using a div for the whole container, try using a more semantic tag like <main> which tells the search engines and assistive tech what the main content of the page is. You just gotta remove the div and add the main like this:

<main class="container"
  //rest of the stuff
</main>

For responsiveness:

• Try using rem/em units for font-size rather than px units because px are absolute units and they stay the same while rem or em are relative units and they scale well with the layout. I have used px in this feedback so that it doesn't seem something new and harder to understand and intentionally saved this part for the last so that you can learn it at your own pace.Here you can read a lot more about it in detail.

and lastly, good job on completing the challenge!!

Good luck on your future endeavors and happy coding!!🙌🏻🙌🏻