Styled QR Code using CSS Gride

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  Sunetra Bhowmick•280

  @kaiser-sbPosted about 1 year ago

  Hey Emily,

  Great job completing your first project! Regarding best practices - it all depends on the context and layout in which you're using it. E.g. - for font sizes, it's better if you could use rem. This helps in case you change the root font size in the html part - you get the proportionate change in whole layout. For margins, you can use percentage or px - depending on whether you want a proportionately changing layout or a fixed measurement.

  For width and heights, you can combine both by using percentage values and setting a max-width, max-height, min-width or min-height to get a fine layout. Also, you can use vw or vh - to size your elements according to viewport width or height. So it's all about mix and match and using them depending on where and how you wish them to place. Hope this helps. Happy coding!

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  Raphael Bröderbauer•790

  @DigitaleWeltLibraryPosted about 1 year ago

  Hello, good solution.

  I would only adjust this line like this. Then you won't have a problem if the screen gets smaller.

  .qr-container {
      width: min(90%, 300px);
  }
  

  Happy coding

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