Yusuf K. Muhammad
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- @Nabil-Zaim-NZSubmitted 9 months ago@kyusufmPosted 9 months ago
Hi Nabil, Congrats on finishing the challenge!
I have some suggestion on the HTML structure, you may use the semantic html tag like <main>, <section>, <article> to improve the SE.
for more HTML semantic resources you can read it here: Semrush Semantic HTML5
for the size, you can use image viewer app to measure the width and height of the container/content.
Goodluck on the journey!
0 - @NasifuadSubmitted 9 months ago
I just started learning frontend dev. Trying to practice as much as I can to improve my learning .
@kyusufmPosted 9 months agoAssalamualaikum Nasif,
Congrats on finishing the challenge. here's some suggestion from me:
- for the width in this case you shouldn't use wh or %. you may use exact pixels.
- for the semantic html tag you should use main and remove the outer div. and there's some more regarding this html semantic tag. you can read it more Here at Semrush
1 - @unshreifSubmitted 10 months ago
any suggestions ??
@kyusufmPosted 10 months agoHi unshreif
Congratulations on finishing the challenges! Here are some suggestions to enhance your project further:
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HTML Best Practices: Semantic HTML: Ensure that your HTML is semantic. For instance, use <main> for the main content and <section> for distinct sections.
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Responsiveness Dont forget to add media-query so that the design won't break if we view it on phone (375px width)
you can learn more about the semantic tag in Semrush HTML5
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- @ViccyaceSubmitted 10 months ago
All feedbacks are welcome... thanks
@kyusufmPosted 10 months agoHi Viccyace, Nice solutions!
Minor feedback from me
- you can remove the unused footer and update
body
, - you can set
heigh 100vh
, andjustify content center
0 - you can remove the unused footer and update
- @azgpapiSubmitted 10 months ago
A social-link built with css Flexbox. Come check this out!
@kyusufmPosted 10 months agoHi @azgpapi, Congrats on the challenge!
I have some suggestion on the HTML structure, you may use the semantic html tag like <main>, <section>, <article> to improve the SEO score. for more HTML semantic resources you can read it here: Semrush Semantic HTML5
- On the image: in your case, your image is on the same level with your index.html. so you should change the src to
src="imagename.jpg"
There are some more, but for now i hope you can read more on the semantic HTML 5
Goodluck on the journey!
0 - On the image: in your case, your image is on the same level with your index.html. so you should change the src to
- @EllyxinaSubmitted 10 months ago
I'm still learning Front-end development and will welcome any feedback you can provide.
I'd like to know how long a card or a page like this should take to write the code for. It took me about 1 hour and 15 min to write it and another 30-40 min before to check the measurements since I'm on a free account and don't have access to the Figma file.
Thank you for any responses.
@kyusufmPosted 10 months agoBeautifully done!
just some minor thing that i can find of:
- you can set the most used fonts inside the page in the body, so we don't need to add it for each text.
other than that it is marvelous!
Goodluck on the journey!
1 - @GenesisuzonSubmitted 10 months ago@kyusufmPosted 10 months ago
Hi @Genesisuzon, Congrats on the challenge!
I have some suggestion on the HTML structure, you may use the semantic html tag like <main>, <section>, <article> to improve the SEO score.
for more HTML semantic resources you can read it here: Semrush Semantic HTML5
for the card, you can use wrapper to wrap both the
result
section andsummary
section.in this case, you can add
background white
andbox shadow
to your#container
, and then remove the box shadow inside the#bottom-page
Goodluck on the journey!
Marked as helpful0 - @ChiblessedSubmitted 10 months ago
Feedbacks are welcome. Also can some help me on how to get my repository link
@kyusufmPosted 10 months agoHi Chisom, Congrats on finishing the challenge!
I have some suggestion on the HTML structure, you may use the semantic html tag like <main>, <section>, <article> to improve the SEO score.
for more HTML semantic resources you can read it here: Semrush Semantic HTML5
for the styling guide, you can find it on style-guide.md in the challenge folder.
You can also add the fonts based on the styling guide.
Goodluck on the journey!
1 - @dalhaldalhaSubmitted 11 months ago
Open to any critique. Help me out!
@kyusufmPosted 10 months agoHi Dalha, congratulations on finishing the challenge!
I have some suggestion on the HTML structure, you may use the semantic html tag like
<main>, <section>, <article>
to improve the SEO score.for more HTML semantic resources you can read it here: Semrush Semantic HTML5
0 - @kyusufmSubmitted 10 months ago
Is there any way to make transition smooth when user resize the screen ?
i tried to
transition: all 0.1s ease;
but didn't work - @JJ-codes-9Submitted 10 months ago
I couldn't figure out how to put the horizontal lines in the table section.
@kyusufmPosted 10 months agoHi JJ, for the font you can use this code below
@font-face { font-family: 'YourFontName'; /* Choose a name for your font */ src: url('path/to/your/font-file.ttf') format('truetype'); /* Adjust the path to your font file */ }
notes
You can remove format(truetype)
.But it's better if you add fonts from cdn (maybe for another challenge, because they don't include it).
Marked as helpful0 - @uddywebSubmitted 10 months ago
What I found difficult was deploying my site in Github , the image I used still did not appear on the site.
@kyusufmPosted 10 months agoHi @uddyweb,
For deployment it's better to deploy in vercel.
you can go to vercel.com, link your github account, and add new project to deploy.
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