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used css flex and grid.

7deniz 70

@7deniz

Desktop design screenshot for the Results summary component coding challenge

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  • HTML
  • CSS
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corrected some missing parts.. Any comments are appreciated..

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Cuong Ly 180

@cuonglyy

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Hello 7deniz,

Good job on finishing this challenge! Here are some suggestions that I have:

  • Try implementing semantic HTML elements as it gives more meaning to a section in your document. For instance, you could write <div class="first"> as <section class='first'> and <div class="second> as <section class="second">to define each section, and wrap both in a<main>` element to define the main content of the document.
  • For this button <button>Continue<button/>, include a type attribute as some browsers have different default values/types. For my code, I gave it a type value <button type="button">

I hope this helps! Happy coding!! (-:

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7deniz 70

@7deniz

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@cuonglyy thank you so much🙏

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