Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I'm proud that I found this challenge simple and was able to finish it fairly quickly. I feel like I'm getting the hang of the workflow and setting up Git and GitHub for my projects.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I didn't really encounter any challenges this time. But, as always, please let me know if you see anything I could improve on!
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?help:
- I thought that Bootstrap would help me with this challenge, but I ended up not really using it that much. I used a few classes for the buttons, but, ultimately, I felt like I could've done without. I'm wondering how I could have utilized Bootstrap more in this challenge? Or, is Bootstrap really not necessary in this case?
- I attempted a mobile-first approach for this challenge, shrinking the size of the viewport down and working from there, but I didn't really notice a difference in terms of my process... perhaps I did it wrong? Please let me know if you notice anything I could improve on in regards to the mobile-first approach!
Community feedback
- @joaoevribasPosted 8 months ago
Hi, you don't need bootstrap or any framework. I would stick with plain CSS, especially on easier challenges.
You skipped the h1 heading.
The social links div should be a list and the actual social links are not buttons, they are links styled as buttons.
Use buttons when the button performs an action, when it takes you to another page, use links styled as buttons.
You also don't need to put a width: 100% on the body because it is a block-level element.
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