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- @danilovilhenaSubmitted over 2 years ago@Tomi-pterPosted over 2 years ago
Hi Danilo, a suggestion:
- As @denielden pointed out to me, to use the name as the href parameter you have to parse it to string url. Refer to this article on URL parsing for more info.
Hope this helps 👍🏾
1 - @LukaKobaidzeSubmitted almost 3 years ago
I added 'settings' button on the bottom left corner, from there you can change game mode. Also, a score and game mode is saved in local storage.
If you have any suggestions, let me know
@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years agoHi, I absolutely love your solution. It looks excellent 👏🏾. It has inspired me to improve my own solution. Kudos 👍🏾
0 - @dannyboi07Submitted almost 3 years ago
I took SOOO long with the images. If someone could help me with some resources on how to work with SVG images, adding and working with background image on divs, working with basic img tags, all of this with responsiveness, I would appreciate it, it would help me a lot. Thanks!
@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years agoI'll suggest the following resources for responsive images.
Hope this helps 👍🏾
Marked as helpful1 - @IEdiongSubmitted almost 3 years ago
Hello Frontender 🌟😎, I used this particular challenge to teach someone how to go about using this platform to practice frontend development.
What do you think about the hover state of the Sign Up call-to-action on desktop? You can suggest any nice animation for the hover state.
Shalom!!
- @konradczarny02Submitted almost 3 years ago@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years ago
Looks very good. I suggest you look into the accessibility issues highlighted in your solution report 👍🏾
0 - @LucasGabriell97Submitted almost 3 years ago
I am willing to receive feedback for suggestions and improvements to my code.
@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years agoI noticed you didn't apply the validation process the challenge required. if you're having trouble with client-side validation refer to this mdn article on client-side validation or this mdn article on constraint validation for help.
Hope this helps 👍🏾
1 - @Batareika007Submitted almost 3 years ago
First time I tried <details> and <summary> tags, nice accordion style, but without JS, no smooth animation... or there is way to make it smooth ?
@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years agoI'll suggest you should add
transform: scaleY(0)
andtransition: transform 250ms ease-in-out
to thedetails p
selector andtransform: scaleY(1)
to thedetails[open] p
selector to create a drop down animation and smoothing the opening. And also check out your solution report for accessibility issues.Hope this helps 👍🏾
1 - @VidottizzzSubmitted almost 3 years ago
Made it, but i could'nt make desktop smooth transition to mobile, find it hard to make desktop design smaller.
@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years ago- Consider reducing your media query condition to around 900px-1050px and decreasing the size of the elements on the page.
- Also check out your solution report for the accessibility issue generated
Marked as helpful0 - @skyv26Submitted 10 months ago
Hi! Really good and easy challenge, I tried to make it pixel perfect but I am happy with final output and I would like to get feedback, suggestion for any kind of improvement. Even I made it accessible. Let me know what you think
@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years agoLooks good. You forgot to add the hover states for the buttons and the toggle button.
As for making the toggle button work with the keyboard I used the
onkeyup
event listener ande.key === 'Enter'
to enable that functionality.Hope this helps 👍🏾
Marked as helpful1 - @IuliiaKonovalovaSubmitted almost 3 years ago@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years ago
Really nice solution. Some suggestions:
- I noticed your media query condition starts at 1270px. Maybe between 850px and 1269px you could make it into a 2 column design as there's a lot of real estate being unused and make it into something of a tablet layout.
- In your
grid-template-rows
styling on.main
you forgot to add a comma in therepeat
function.
Hope this helps 👍🏾
0 - @therealmaduanusiSubmitted almost 3 years ago
ClipBoard Landing page. Any feedback would be great THANKS.
@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years agoLooks okay, but some few corrections I'd suggest:
- for the hover states of the social icons, I suggest you use the
filter
function to change the actual color of the icons. Check out this article on svg filter for more help - In the mobile view, you should add some inline padding to the sections to give them some space from the edges.
- Check out your solution report for accessibility and html issues.
Hope this helps 👍🏾
0 - for the hover states of the social icons, I suggest you use the
- @BadhrikrSubmitted almost 3 years ago
Any kind of feedback is useful 🤗.This is my first attempt in creating a landing page 😅. Can anyone suggest me on how to create a perfect hover effect on svg.
@Tomi-pterPosted almost 3 years agoNotable points
- You need to decrease the min-width on the media query from 1400px as it is larger than the average desktop size
- For the desktop view you'll need to decrease the size of the images so they can fit the cards with the text
- Reduce the inline (left and right) padding set on the text beside the images
- Add some opacity on the box shadow of the cards as they're too dark
- Add box shadow to the card that contains the button above the footer
- For the hover effect on the svg, use the "filter" function for that. Refer to https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/f/filter/ for more help
- Also check out the html issues highlighted in your solution report.
I hope this helps 👍🏾
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