Happy with this project, managed to keep it simple. Applied (and understood) media queries, flexbox and padding vs margins finally - I had to read up on flexbox plus play the Flexbox Froggy game which also helped a lot.
run your page through w3c validator to catch some errors in your code
codepen automatically provides a boilerplate for you, your code automatically goes into the body element (no need to use <body>). If you want to add something to the head, click on the settings , then HTML.
on small screens there is a horizontal scrollbar visible and the icons are getting deformed:
The paceholder is an image - I just created an image with a placeholder logo on it. I added it so I could check responsiveness with more images. I can remove it if it is an issue.
I have changed the width tag to min-width and the same with the height tag for the icons. This seems to have fixed the deforming issue under 200px.
The scroll bar still appears - I wasn´t aware that having a scroll bar on really small screens was an issue? Should I be making everything shrink down for the smaller screen size and at what point is too small - do I need to google this?
Quick pointer, firefox has the same DevTools function (just hit f12) but firefox has the added functionality of a grid inspector which labels the rows and Columns of a selected element.
I actually use chrome as my default browser but pretty much solely use firefox for web dev as itâs dev tools are better than chrome.
Iâd recommend trying it out and seeing the difference.
Change the ampersand to the HTML entity to be compliant with the reserved characters standard.
Donât have access to your google accât so not seeing your project screenshots
Codepen creates large and small screen shots of your pens that can be used in your portfolio. Access them from; https://codepen.io/userName/pen/slug/image/large.png (for the large screenshot)
or https://codepen.io/userName/pen/slug/image/small.png (for the small screenshot)
where you replace userName with your codepen userId and slug with the id of one of your codepen pens and then copy that link into your portfolio