Any feedback is welcome. Love to hear some criticism.
Dušan Lukić
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- @karthik2265Submitted over 2 years ago@dusanlukic404Posted over 2 years ago
Hi Karthik,
Take a look on score part. Every game I won, I got -1 points which should not be correct.
1 - @5erious5amSubmitted over 2 years ago
Feedback greatly appreciated
@dusanlukic404Posted over 2 years agoHi Samuel,
Overall, you did great job congrats! You should have a look on your HTML and accessibility issues. There is a lot of issues so make sure to look at every and learn much more about them. Also, I saw that you used a default font-family so make sure to have a look in style-guide and to import proper font-families in your css, or link them in your HTML, button need more padding on top and bottom, and also line-height should not be 2 (too much). I think 1.6 would be perfect.
*important: take a look on your markup and try to use semantic html, like h1, h2, h3 for headings, subheadings etc., button for buttons (not span with class of button), main etc.
Marked as helpful0 - @marcoberdianoSubmitted over 2 years ago
Nice project ;)
@dusanlukic404Posted over 2 years agoTry using smoother border-shadow on buttons and take a better look for footer color. They are not the same with the color from design. 😃
0 - @Makson19Submitted over 2 years ago
Any feedback or suggestion will be welcome.
@dusanlukic404Posted over 2 years agoHey Makson, great job! Well done 😊🙌 I suggest you to add load event on window element and delete value of inputs
Marked as helpful0 - @CrocoDealuSubmitted almost 3 years ago
I havent created yet the mobile design but i d love some feedback for the dekstop one
@dusanlukic404Posted almost 3 years agoHey friend, take a look for your accessibility issues. There are a lot of them. Also, you should set smaller padding and in my opinion don't use fixed values (px) for your main container because on smaller screen's than yours it looks narrowly and there is no enough white space.
Your solution does not meets the criteria of a given design. You should make also mobile version of this solution.
Marked as helpful1 - @Pranav1326Submitted almost 3 years ago
Thank You Frontend Mentor for giving me this project. I have learnt a lot new things through this.
@dusanlukic404Posted almost 3 years agoHey Pranav, I just take a look on your solution. It looks very nice 😃
I recommend you to do a few more things to make it better:
- Add cursor pointer to your cards and also some transition on hovering over them
- You have SO much accessibility and HTML issues so definitely you should take a deep look into it, change it and then generate new report
- On mobile version border-radius looks weird
Hope it helps!
Marked as helpful1 - @aymen-ben-massoudSubmitted about 3 years ago
image not showing in live server in github and vs code works why???
@dusanlukic404Posted about 3 years agoHey Aymen-Ben-Massoud, you need to set . before /images (so, ./images/url) to make your image visible. You type correct path but you need to set . before backslash.
Also, check your accessibility issues and then generate new report when you're sure that you correct all of them.
Hope it helps 😊
Marked as helpful0 - @Jerry-ReisSubmitted about 3 years ago
Feedback about code will be very appreciated. :)
@dusanlukic404Posted about 3 years agoHey Jerry, very nice solution! Congrats 🎉
I would only suggest you to always have some hover effect on interactive elements such as buttons. Also, then you should have some transition to make hovering nice and smooth.
Keep having fun while coding! 😁
Marked as helpful0 - @syzwnftrSubmitted about 3 years ago
Hi, any feedback for improvement are greatly appreciated. I added a wiggle animation on this challenge and I would like to hear some thought about it. Plus, I fairly new to JavaScript and it would be really nice if someone can review my code.
@dusanlukic404Posted about 3 years agoAwesome work Syazwan! I really like error messages. Do you have any advice where I can learn JS from scratch?
0 - @Mainul-Islam-NirobSubmitted about 3 years ago
Would like your feedback...
@dusanlukic404Posted about 3 years agoHi Mainul, very nice solution!
I have a few suggestions for you:
- You need to set box-shadow on your white boxes
- Try to avoid horizontal and vertical scrollbar. For horizontal scrollbar you should delete min-width: 100vw; from body and for horizontal scrollbar you need to set margin: 2rem; instead of 5rem and also on body overflow: hidden;
Marked as helpful1 - @beslerpatrykSubmitted over 3 years ago
Hello everyone 👋 This is my "Sunnyside Agency Landing Page" solution using pure CSS and JS. If you see any issues with this project - let me know. Any criticism/comments can certainly help me learn and grow as a frontend developer. Thank you 😁
@dusanlukic404Posted about 3 years agoHi Patryk, again 😆
You did very nice job, here. I really like this mobile menu. Do you have any advice where I can learn JavaScript. It would be the next step in my learning process.
Also, I have two suggestions for your solution:
- You set max-width to body element and on desktop you have some white space on each side. Try to have some container with max-width and width and then add element in it
- Making some animation on header arrow would be pretty nice. Try to do something with transform: translateY; to make it move vertically
Keep coding, having fun and also learning! 😃
0 - @jerry-the-kidSubmitted about 3 years ago
Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks
@dusanlukic404Posted about 3 years agoHi Hao, I don't have any suggestion for your solution. Awesome work man, congratulations!
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