Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Even though I feel more and more comfortable with HTML and CSS, I still think that there are rooms for improvements. I'll try to do more projects to gain even more confidence in doing this until I master it!
Community feedback
- @Alex-Archer-IPosted 6 months ago
Hi! Good job! That is cool that you use flexbox and css variables - that make your code look professional =)
Try to replace css styles into separate file and connect it with html via
link
tag. That'll improve readability of your project and it will be easier to maintain. Also try not to use tag's id for styling - it's considered bad practice.Hope that'll help! Good luck =)
Marked as helpful0@Taninwat-55Posted 3 months ago@Alex-Archer-I Thank you so much, Alex! I truly appreciate your feedback and will definitely use it to improve in the future. As a complete beginner and a slow learner, I’m working on Frontend and JavaScript whenever I can find the time. This is all part of my learning journey, and your insights are incredibly valuable to me.
1@Alex-Archer-IPosted 3 months ago@Taninwat-55
Hey, you're welcome! Feel free to ask, comment and stuff if you need =)
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