Bonz: Assessment wanted for Selectors skill test

I looking forward to your feedback and comments

Code link:
https://codepen.io/collection/aMweOV?sort_by=id

Task link:

Hey @Bonzar

Great work you passed all your test skills.

However, you need to always add a semicolon [;] at the end of your value {Especially on test3}. :ok:

Also on test 4 you can also use this value it works
.list > li {
list-style: none;
** border-bottom: 1px solid gray;**
}

Other than that Great work Keep it up

Have a nice day. :+1:
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Thank you for your feedback! :sparkles:

I ask anyone to join the answer, I am very interested in your opinion!

As for the comment to the 4th task, I would like to know more about your opinion.
The fewer selectors are used, the better?

When in the future, for example, when developing web applications, I need to write a lot of css, how would it be better to use selectors? In the beginning, make them as wide as possible, and complicate selectors with the complexity of the layout? Or use narrower selectors from the very beginning? Also, I admit that there will be a design stage in real projects, so it will be more or less clear where and what styles to apply, so I’m interested in the following, do you think when adding new elements /features / design changes, is it worth adhering to the rule the fewer selectors, the better?

I will clarify that I am not asking you to answer exactly these questions, but I want to know in general what you think about it.

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Hey Bonzar
I Think i get what Your trying to say
What i try to avoid in CSS is repetition In the project that I have done so far I try to identify “BEFORE CODING” areas that use the same rule.

An advice I would give you to overcome the confusion a bit, is to look up on Pinterest or Behance some pictures of UI desktop designs "START WITH SIMPLER " one’s try to draw on paper some areas/DIV containers that use the same rules, then post your project on this platform and try to get different views from experienced people.

That is what I try to do
here is an example of a project I tried to do recently.

I hope I did My best to answer you with the knowledge I have so far.

Pardon My English.

Have a nice Day.
Disney

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