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Social proof section w/ custom css, responsive, normalize.css

Yeraldo Nicolás Moreira•310
@ichiklaus
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This is a solution for...Social proof section
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Hello! This is my solution for this simple challenge. I try to make it responsive for most common resolutions, following a guide from Bartholomej (acknowledgment is in readme). Tell me if I'm doing the right approach + any feedback is welcome.

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  • Jimmy Sweeney•350
    @sweenejpPosted over 3 years ago

    Hi Nicolas,

    Looks like you need to adjust your media queries. Typically you don't want any side scrolling. The layout breaks at around 1300px. Personally I think it's better to set media queries based on when your layout breaks - not based on typical sizes of screens.

    You probably just need one media query here if you take a mobile first approach. Create the mobile layout, then set a min-width media query for when you want to transition to the desktop layout (somewhere around 1300px probably). Then make the necessary layout adjustments under that media query (flex-direction: row;, etc, etc).

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