Design comparison
Solution retrospective
This was the first time using the table tag, so it was interesting to understand it better and to be able to use it effectively, at the same time I had to look how to style it, but I'm happy with the result
Community feedback
- @NikitaVologdinPosted about 2 months ago
"Carmen, this is a fantastic job! I really appreciate how you've handled the table with grid. It's a clean and efficient solution.
A few minor suggestions:
Image Responsiveness: On mobile devices, consider setting the image width to 100% adn remove paddings to ensure it scales appropriately. List Bullet Styling: For a more refined look, you might want to experiment with the ::marker pseudo-style to decrease the size of the list bullets. Additionally, setting a slightly smaller font size for the bullet elements can help create a more balanced appearance. List Item Spacing: To add a bit more visual separation between the list bullets and the corresponding text, consider applying a small padding-left to the li elements. Overall, this is a well-executed project. Your attention to detail and use of CSS grid are commendable."
1@KrmenDevPosted about 2 months ago@NikitaVologdin Thank you for the feedback, I will look into all of your suggestions for sure
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