Rio Cantre
@RioCantreAll comments
- @youssra-ghninouSubmitted over 2 years ago@RioCantrePosted over 2 years ago
Hello there! Nice job in completing this challenge. Regarding your solution, I would like to take notes of the following…
- Instead of
div
, alternatively wrap the whole content withmain
tag . Use semantic tags, for HTML structures, refer it with this one Semantics - Include description with the
alt
in image tags but that's optional - Add the hover state of the design. For the hero image , refer it with this one Overlay in image. For the fonts, add
color: hsl(178, 100%, 50%);
andcursor: pointer;
in.text1
andspan
- Try viewing the compositions in the CSS file, one section needs to be fix
- Add
border: 1px solid white;
andborder-radius: 50%;
in the#avatar
ruleset - Increase the font size of
.text1
intofont-size: 22px;
- Add
padding: 1rem 0;
in the.textss
ruleset
In the brighter side...
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- The CSS file have proper properties and sizing elements
- The HTML structure is well organized and readable
Above all, the project is done well. Keep up the good work! Cheers!
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- @atikanajlaSubmitted over 2 years ago
still there is some bug on my project. i'm struggle with eye icon. maybe you guys can give me sugestion. thx
@RioCantrePosted over 2 years agoHello there! Good job in completing this challenge. Regarding your solution, I would like you to notice the following…
- Instead of
div
, alternatively wrap the whole content with semantic tags, for HTML structures, refer it with this one Semantics - Import the
attribution
style in CSS file and remove thestyle
tag - Add
hsla(215, 51%, 70%, 1);
in the root variable assoft blue
and change the color in thebody
ruleset - Set the color in
a
ruleset intocolor: var(--White);
and add the hover state withcolor: var(--Cyan);
- Add a class in this line ...
<div><img src="images/icon-ethereum.svg">0.041 ETH</div> Into <div class="sample name here"><img src="images/icon-ethereum.svg">0.041 ETH</div> Css: .sample name here { color: var(--Cyan); }
- Add
align-items: center;
in theuser
ruleset
In the brighter side...
- The HTML structure is well organized and readable
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- The CSS properties is done accordingly with proper compositions and sizing elements
- The hover state of the design is done well, specially the hero image
Above all, the project is done well. Keep up the good work! Cheers!
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- @Lino-OTMSubmitted over 2 years ago
I would be very grateful if you could check my code and send me some feedback :) I know it is a very simple challenge but any opinion is welcome.
@RioCantrePosted over 2 years agoHello there! Great work with this one. Regarding the solution you submitted, I think you should know the following notes…
- This line
<div class="attribution">
can be wrap withfooter
tag or place it inside thearticle
tag - The Sass file can be break into smaller parts, for instance, a separate file for variables.
- Include description with the
alt
in image tags but that is optional
Other than that...
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- Well done in using Sass for styling, the composition and properties are done accordingly
- Proper usage of semantic tags
- The HTML structure is well organized and readable
- The hover state of the design is done properly, specially the hero image
Above all, The project is awesome! Keep it up!
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- @xsaulSubmitted over 2 years ago@RioCantrePosted over 2 years ago
Hello there! Great work with this one. Regarding the solution you submitted, I think you should know the following notes…
- Instead of
div
, alternatively wrap the whole content with semantic tags, for HTML structures, refer it with this one Semantics - Include description with the
alt
in image tags but it's optional
In the brighter side...
- The HTML structure is organized and readable
- The CSS file is done properly with proper composition and sizing elements
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
Above all, The project is awesome! Keep it up!
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- @imxbartusSubmitted over 2 years ago
Can't set position absolute on the image, so it's setted on the body. Have a nice day.
@RioCantrePosted over 2 years agoHello there! Great work with this one. Regarding the solution you submitted, I think you should know the following notes…
- Adjust the top position in the
.main-container .main-img .cover
intotop: 36.5%;
- Instead of using
section
to wrap the whole content, usemain
tag , refer it with this one Semantics
Other than that...
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- The hover state of the design is done accordingly, specially the hero image
- The HTML structure is well organized and readable
- Proper usage of semantic tags
- The CSS file is all compressed, how come?
Above all, The project is awesome! Keep it up!
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- @CharlesFreeman2016Submitted over 2 years ago
This is my result for the Challenge
@RioCantrePosted over 2 years agoHello there! Awesome work with this challenge. Looking at your solution, I think you should know the following as well…
- Create a ruleset for
.avatar
and addborder: 1px solid white;
andborder-radius: 50%;
- Remove unnecessary code to keep it clean
In the brighter side...
- The HTML structure is organized and readable
- Proper usage of semantic tags
- Great job in utilizing the svgs
- The CSS file is well organized with proper compositions and sizing elements
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- Well done with the hover state of the design, specially the hero image
- The alignment of the elements are done accordingly
Above all, the project is well implemented. Keep up the good work!
Marked as helpful1 - Create a ruleset for
- @saulry90Submitted over 2 years ago@RioCantrePosted over 2 years ago
Hello there! Great work with this one. Regarding the solution you submitted, I think you should know the following notes…
- Instead of
div
, alternatively wrap the whole content with semantic tags, for HTML structures, refer it with this one Semantics - Clean the whitespaces in the code
- Remove unnecessary code to keep it clean
In the brighter side...
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- Well done in using Sass for styling with proper compositions and sizing elements
- The active and hover state of the design is done accordingly
- The JS functionality of the project is done properly, it generates the selected number upon the click event
Above all, The project is awesome! Keep it up!
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- @t3ju-doyinSubmitted over 2 years ago
Still new to making web pages responsive. Although it is responsive, i still have to learn more about how to utilize flexbox and grid properly
@RioCantrePosted over 2 years agoHello there! Good job in completing this challenge. Regarding your solution, I would like you to notice the following…
- Clean the whitespaces in the code
- Instead of
div
, alternatively wrap the whole content with semantic tags, for HTML structures, refer it with this one Semantics - Remove
height: 75vh;
in thediv.container
ruleset - To understand more about the hero image hover state, refer it with this example Overlay in Image
- The project is not responsive, use Flexbox for the aligment or
margin:auto
or better adjust the properties in the media queries
In the brighter side...
- The hover state of the design is done properly
- The CSS files is well structured and proper usage of sizing elements
Above all, the project is done well. Keep up the good work! Cheers!
0 - @DanK1368Submitted over 2 years ago
Hi guys,
Hoping to hear some feedback and what I can improve. Thank you!
Happy Coding :)
@RioCantrePosted over 2 years agoHello there! Awesome work with this challenge. Looking at your solution, I think you should know the following as well…
- The HTML structure is well organized and readable
- Proper usage of semantic tags
- Well done in using Sass for styling with proper compositions and sizing elements
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- The hover and active state of the button and numbers is done properly
- Awesome work in adding animation for the numbers and button
- The JS functionality is working well, it generate selected number upon the click event
Question: How come there are three big
script
tag content , is it part of the animation on the project?Above all, the project is well implemented. Keep up the good work!
0 - @PedroS2001Submitted over 2 years ago
I appreciate all kinds of opinions. Mainly comments about the navbar, since it's the first time I've done it without bootstrap. Thanks
@RioCantrePosted over 2 years agoHello there! Awesome work with this challenge. Looking at your solution, I think you should know the following as well…
- Import the
attribution
style in CSS file and remove thestyle
tag - Clean the whitespaces in the code
- Include description with the
alt
in image tags but it's optional
Other than that...
- Proper usage of semantic tags
- The HTML structure is organized and readable
- Well done in using Sass for styling with separate files for specific target elements. The compositions are done properly
- The navbar is done accordingly, it transition into a hamburger menu once in smaller viewport
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- The hover state of the buttons and links of the project is done properly as well
Above all, the project is well implemented. Keep up the good work!
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- @cornelberSubmitted over 2 years ago@RioCantrePosted over 2 years ago
Hello there! Awesome work with this challenge. Looking at your solution, I think you should know the following as well…
- Remove unnecessary code to keep it clean
In the brighter side...
- Proper usage of semantic tags
- The HTML structure is organized and readable with descriptions
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design accordingly
- The hover state for the links, buttons and icons are done properly
- Proper alignments of the elements
- Great job in using Sass for styling, the compositions and together with individual specific styling files are done well
- The input generate specific functionality which is proper email address
Above all, the project is well implemented. Keep up the good work!
Marked as helpful0 - @VViinnaayyaaSubmitted over 2 years ago@RioCantrePosted over 2 years ago
Hello there! Great work with this one. Regarding the solution you submitted, I think you should know the following notes…
- Add
top: 1.2rem;
in the.image:hover::after
ruleset
In the brighter side...
- Well done with the hover state of the design, specially the hero image
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- The CSS file is organized and proper composition with root variables
- Proper usage of semantic tags
- The HTML structure is organized and readable
Above all, The project is awesome! Keep it up!
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