Design comparison
Solution retrospective
What I am mostly proud of is that I figured out how to do the CSS part when it comes to coding the buttons and learn how to design them. I will just start doing things the same while I figure things out by myself instead of doing things differently.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I did not encounter challenges because I already overcome them by figuring out how to center the container.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?There are not any specific projects I do not need help with because it is good to go.
Community feedback
- @DanCodeCraftPosted 8 months ago
Nice one, @CoderExplore365.
I think the colors and the font are a bit off, and it takes away the hierarchy of the elements displayed. You can also centralize the main container on the screen when working on a page like this since this is the only element to focus on. All the elements within the container are also not centralized and heavy on the right side.
I like you added the transition for when hovering each button.
I don't really understand why you have a CSS file, and also a local CSS. The idea is to have it separate in files to make your life easier, and the project better organized.
Last but not least, I would strongly recommend you only use IDs when is a very unique element. Other than that, always aim to have classes.
All the best!
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