I would like help with my CSS
determining and implementing the exact font, padding and margin of a design.
Layout Optimization for Larger Screens: While the design works well on mobile devices, I would appreciate feedback on how to better optimize the layout for larger screens. Are there specific techniques or best practices I could implement to make the design more visually appealing and balanced on desktops?
Accessibility Improvements: I aimed to make the project accessible by using semantic HTML5 and ensuring good color contrast. However, I’d like guidance on any additional accessibility improvements I could make, especially for users who rely on screen readers or keyboard navigation.
Code Optimization: I tried to keep my CSS clean and organized, but I’m open to suggestions on how to further optimize or refactor my code for better readability, maintainability, or performance.
Cross-Browser Compatibility: I tested the project in a few modern browsers, but I would appreciate any tips or tools for ensuring better cross-browser compatibility, especially for older browsers like Internet Explorer or Edge Legacy.
Design Feedback: Finally, I’d love feedback on the overall visual design and user experience. Are there any small tweaks or enhancements that could make the component more engaging or professional-looking?
This project enabled me to use bootstrap. So I'm most proud of that.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I saw that my CSS wasn't working for HTML elements, then I realized that the problem was that I didn't arrange the links accordingly.
Consider using more semantic HTML elements like <header>, <section>, and <footer> for structure instead of relying on <div> alone. This can help with SEO and accessibility.
Consider adding a media query to ensure the layout adapts well on mobile devices.
weldone!.
Good job!. try using CSS variables and try adhering to design details. weldone.
Good job!, the work looks good and as well responsive. However, try using more of semantic html. I also like the fact that you used CSS variables, weldone.
