I’ve been on FCC for a while but it’s been really slow for me due to some issues with understanding some challenges I’m completely new to coding and would like a friend to explain stuff and help me finish this html/css course
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Hey there, i’m new to FCC as well. been working on HTML/CSS since dec 13th. at a slow pace due to work and college. I can try my best to help out with what i know so far. I code every day at 6pm (Eastern Standard Time) untill 7pm before I start my college homework assignments. Let me know as I am looking for a coding buddy as well right now.
Tonight I left off on:
" Create a Graphic Using CSS"
Hope I can help.
~Jimmy
I’m sorry i did’nt answer earlier, been quite busy . I am actually in the web design projects but if you have a problem that i can answer i’ll be glad to help and maybe you can explain somethings about css to me cuz i did not understan it fully . Thank you. 
HI!! No worries. I just finished up the last web project today. About to move on to the javascript curriculum. I wish you and I luck throughout that journey 
Im still making sure I stay fresh with HTML/CSS/CSS3. Flex grid and FlexBox can still be very tricky in my opinion. Along those complications are the media query and keyframes. I am just making sure I stay more and more up to date on those. Other than that, If you still have questions or problems you run in to on html/css/css3 I can try and do my best to help 
Good luck and stay focused!
~Jimmy
@piusogbe, you can get feedback on your individual projects by creating a new topic for each of them in the #project-feedback subforum. Be sure and include a link to your live code. No one can tell anything from a screenshot.
One thing I notice from the screenshots is the FCC test suite doesn’t appear on your projects. You want to keep the test script when forking the pen (<script src="https://cdn.freecodecamp.org/testable-projects-fcc/v1/bundle.js"></script>)
- The test script, with all tests passing, should be included when you submit your projects.
- If a test fails be sure and read more than just the first line of the failing message. The ability to read and comprehend error messages is a skill you’ll need to acquire as a developer. Ask questions on what you don’t understand.
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