Great work, congratulations! I can see that for most part you have acquired a really good grasp on HTML and CSS principles, as well as proper implementations.
If you by any chance feel like you need an extra cheat sheet for flexbox, here's the perfect one:
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/
Now, if you're interested in improving the responsiveness of your site, before learning about media queries, you can use responsive measuring units to replace pixel measurements, those can be percentages which take into account the container the element is in, em and rem, or vw and vh.
Thank you so much for the great help and feedback! I have been struggling with the flexbox for a long time now. Flexbox is something I need to go back and look more into. Thank you for the links, I'll check them out.
Grade: Met most expectations and requirements
Great work, congratulations! I can see that for most part you have acquired a really good grasp on HTML and CSS principles, as well as proper implementations.
If you by any chance feel like you need an extra cheat sheet for flexbox, here's the perfect one: https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/ Now, if you're interested in improving the responsiveness of your site, before learning about media queries, you can use responsive measuring units to replace pixel measurements, those can be percentages which take into account the container the element is in,
em
andrem
, orvw
andvh
.For the last two, here are some more in depth readings: https://css-tricks.com/rem-global-em-local/ https://css-tricks.com/viewport-sized-typography/ And if you will like to use a
px
toem
converter, here's a good site: http://pxtoem.com/