Accessible Space Tourism site built with grid & flexbox
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
This project was much more difficult than I thought it would be when I started, and took a lot longer than expected. This isn't a complaint, I learned a lot through building this website, and overall I'm happy with my work. At the same time, I know my website is far from perfect, especially when it comes with the spacing of my layout for each page. My destination page is much more compact than the rest of my pages, and on my technology page, the image is supposed to take up the full view width on mobile and tablet and stick to the right side on desktops. I spent a lot of time trying to fix these issues, but I haven't been able to and I feel like I got lost in my own code. Any advice on how to work through these issues would be appreciated.
Community feedback
- @josemongedevPosted over 1 year ago
Very well done. I can notice you put a lot of effort on this, especially with the stylings. I think the fact that you did it all in html, css and vanilla js, without a framework speaks volumes. It's also better to learn it this way when starting to code, since the tools won't be a substitute for the concepts you learn initially. Kudos Natalie!
Marked as helpful1@nataliesmythPosted over 1 year ago@josemongedev thank you so much! I wasn't feeling great about how it turned out, so I really appreciate the positive feedback.
1@josemongedevPosted over 1 year ago@nataliesmyth You're welcome Natalie! I thought it was very professional and high quality: the code organization you used, css variables, the aria attributes, etc.
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