Submitted about 2 years ago

Trying to solve order-summary-component

mandresy andri• 90

@mandresyandri

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Order summary component

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I know we are not saturday but I finished the challenge earlier that It seems. 🙂

You can see here my solution. Do not hesitate to leave a comment if you have some advice or code improvement. I'm open for all feedback. 🙃

Can you tell me what challenge can I do next ??

Thank you all !

Have a nice week ! 😉

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javascriptooo• 310

@javascriptooo

Posted about 2 years ago

Hi there!

In your report, you are having 5 accessibility issues and 2 html issues.

To resolve them, add an alt text attribute to each img tag (html);

For accessibility, you always need to insert a landmark tag within the body. I would insert a <main> landmark tag around the contents of the webpage. Here is some [documenation](https://www.w3schools.com/accessibility/ accessibility_landmarks.php.)

Also, try adding to the body selector in your css: height: 100vh; That should center the flex container from top to bottom.

Nice Work! Hope that helps!

Steven

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mandresy andri• 90

@mandresyandri

Posted about 2 years ago

@javascriptooo Thanks for your advice I'll read the documentation from w3schools for the accessibility.

Ismail• 230

@itbeginswithi

Posted about 2 years ago

Hi Andri, congrats on finishing your latest project.

To center your card, you can use absolute positioning. To try it out, add the following css lines to your container class:

position: absolute; top: 50%; left: 50%; transform: translate(-50%, -50%);

If you try your website on smaller screens, you will notice that it overflows, for better responsiveness, you can:

1 - use the rem unit instead of px.

Each rem equals 16px by default, to avoid impossible rem to px calculations, you can set the font-size of your <html> element to 62.5% which is the result of 10[px] * 1[rem] / 16[px], this will make each rem equal to 10px.

2 - use media queries

Good luck!

mandresy andri• 90

@mandresyandri

Posted about 2 years ago

@itbeginswithi Thanks for your advice !

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