Semantic HTML5 markup, CSS custom properties, Media queries
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Solution retrospective
what i am most proud of is my confidence in my ability to write pure CSS codes and it was really easy doing it. my confidence is lit and i look forward to the next challenge and explore more areas i can apply my skills. thank you again
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?well one of the problems that i faced was designing the layout for mobile view because its been a while since i optimized a website, i was just persistent in trying to get it right until i finally did. im so glad
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?id still like for the mobile and desktop layout to be reviewed and possible learn from your corrections, thank you.
Community feedback
- @Srujana-deviPosted about 2 months ago
Update the href="#" in the attribution to your actual portfolio or GitHub page, or another relevant link, to personalize the project.
Make sure to test how your project looks on different screen sizes and devices. Since you already have the meta viewport tag, ensure that your CSS file (index.css) contains appropriate media queries to handle different resolutions.
Add the loading="lazy" attribute to your <img> element to improve loading performance for the image. This will defer the loading of the image until it is needed.
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