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DaniilDanilyuk
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I am requesting changes because there are still a couple of requirements that are not fully and explicitly satisfied. The calendar hover effect currently sets only transition-duration without specifying which properties are animated; the task requires that all hover changes (at least background-color and transform) are animated with 0.5s duration, so you should define a full transition on the day element, e.g. transition: background-color $transitionDuration, transform $transitionDuration; in your calendar SCSS. Also, make sure the calendar block itself is clearly centered both horizontally and vertically in the viewport (for instance via body flex styles with height: 100vh or equivalent) so it unmistakably fulfills the “Display a calendar in the middle of the screen” requirement.
These are functional clarity issues rather than cosmetic: the animation requirement is explicit and the centering is part of the core task description. Once you make the transition explicit and confirm the calendar is truly centered as required, your solution will align well with all core and checklist requirements. You already did a solid job with SCSS, BEM, modifiers, and layout, so these adjustments are focused and should be straightforward to apply.
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