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Testimonials by Kikino

Kikino02 160

@Kikino02

Desktop design screenshot for the Testimonials grid section coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
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Community feedback

@Alexandru736

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Hi! The design of your project looks good with little exceptions of color choosing for some fonts. However, since you choose to use SASS as a way to work more efficient on your CSS, I would like to share some feedback with you:

  • First, modularity is one of the biggest assets you could use if you chose SASS. For example, if you have multiple cards, you can observe that they share the same html with only the change of colors. Therefore, you could use mixins like a programming function to modularize that part.
  • Second, I saw you used grid-column and grid-row to insert the cards in the order you desired. This approach is flawed due to the fact that if you had even more cards, you could easy mess the code. Thus, you could use grid-template-areas to be more efficient. Keep up with the next projects!

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Kikino02 160

@Kikino02

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@Alexandru736 Hi! Thank your for the tips.. I rewrited the code and it looks nicer :)

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